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Conclusion,ence, and others. Also, the Tuskegean had close connections with leading black doctors, lawyers, businessmen, educators, bishops, ministers, and Masonic leaders throughout the country, all of which gave him inordinate power. The Tuskegee leader shrewdly exploited these relationships making him the virtual boss of black America.

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,Tour of the Lone Star State, September–October 1911,from both Mexicans and whites along the Rio Grande. Although they were putting their lives on the line for the country, white businesses would not serve them, and they were restricted from public parks. Worse still, on several occasions, civilians taunted and even attacked individual black soldiers..

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From Reform to Restructuring of Educationthcare facilities. Black and white criminals were not even incarcerated in the same prison cells. In Mississippi, racial segregation largely became a matter of custom, and the state “seems to have had . Jim Crow laws during the entire segregation period than most southern states,” noted McMillen..

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,The Three R’s: Reconstruction, Redemption, and Racism,momentum and tension between the North and South came to a head, the voice of American blacks became heard. After the Civil War, which lasted only a few years, white Southerners’ reality was turned upside down. Many of the things they never imagined they would see in their life-times concerning black people happened right before their eyes.