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USA: Ernie Davis Era

USA: Ernie Davis Era. Birmingham Segregation Laws 1963 Section 359 – Any public facility must have separate Negro seating and separate Negro entrance and exit points.

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USA: Ernie Davis Era

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  1. USA: Ernie Davis Era

  2. Birmingham Segregation Laws 1963 • Section 359 – Any public facility must have separate Negro seating and separate Negro entrance and exit points. • Section 369 - Whites and Negroes cannot eat in the same restaurant, unless separated by a wall at least 7ft (2.1m) high, and separate entrances provided for each compartment. • Section 597 – Whites and Negroes may not play checkers, cards, dice or dominoes together, and the owner of a public establishment who allows this will be punished. • Section 1002 – Buses must have clearly defined seating areas for whites and negroes to prevent intermingling, and taxi’s must be separate as either white or negro taxi’s.

  3. Handout Exercise • Read the handout • Write down at least two pieces of information that show the unequal status of African American’s in the 1950s for each of the following… • Population trends • Employment trends • Income trends • Education trends • Political trends

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