The idea about this article is this character was a person who describe the segregation laws, rules, and customs which arase after reconstruction ended in 1897 and continued unto the mid 1960s .
The people called this character with these words "BLACK CODES",because he took away many RIGHTS and they trougth the 13 amnedments.
The character has a song ;
"Come listen all you galls and boys,
I'm going to sing a little song,
My name is JIM CROW.
Well about and turn about and do jis so, Ev'ry time weel about I jump JIM CROW".
The name of this character come from Mistral SHOW, because this gay make a show and give u a entertainment for the people about the black and white people.
His name are associated with these "Black Codes"which took away many of the Rights.
They made separate school between blacks and whites.
Separte rooms in restaurant and restrooms.
Bus school its separate too.
Separate put equal, however not really equal.
A detailed summary,,
ReplyDeleteIf you want know more about the dark American history,, you may search more about the slavery and the civil war,,,all of these historical moments are connected,,, it may helpful,,,
wa..dear maria vera that is cool research about JIM crow...
ReplyDeletei got some knowledge about jim crow was a show..and a person art black people to play the show.. that is very helpful information about Jim CROW.. And i am interesting the song about the jim crow... if you can post a link about the song .that could be more better your post.haha..
Jim is just a vague one-size-fits-all name like Joe or John, and crows were black and the slaves were black. But - Jim Crow in the original song was not a slave, but a slave master
Deletehi....maria....i like your explanation, it is detail about Jim Crow's name came from.....but can you find more information about that laws? what rights did the laws have? maybe it could help us to more understand that laws....hahahaha...bye2
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