1619 the Transition of America

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Darryl Smith

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This story goes back to the 1860's as racism continues these very days, with plenty of us being guilty of it in some form or another. Prior to slavery in Southern States of American law's were enacted keeping races from mixing prohibiting as unlawful. These law's known as "Jim Crow Laws" Lasted until the"Civil Rights Act" was signed by president Lyndon B Johnson in 1964. Making "Jim Crow Law's" unlawful. The signing of the "Civil Rights Act" states to discriminate against another human being is unlawful, plain and simple.

Author Biography:

64 year African American married from San Francisco living in the Bay Area Family moved from Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, and Georgia in the late 40's to San Francisco like many African Americans during that time. Simply telling the story of the African American version for our youth...

Release date Australia

June 22nd, 2021

Author

Darryl Smith

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

204

Dimensions

152x229x12

ISBN-13

9781664180901

Product ID

35155324

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