Smithsonian’s New Segregation Museum / Atlanta University / /
Holiday
between day / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / political and economic systems / train car / food / federal law / http /
Organization
Republican Party / Great Society / American Indian Movement / Supreme Court / Harvard / etc / Civil Rights / Warren Court / Atlanta University / Anti-War / Freedmen’s Bureau / Congress / US Supreme Court / Federal Government / Board of Education / National Association for the Advancement of Colored People / US Federal Reserve / Smithsonian Institution / Smithsonian / Civil Rights Movement / /
Person
Brook Thomas / Keith Weldon Medley / Albion Tourgée / Jim Crow / John Marshall Harlan / Homer Plessy / William Nicholls / Louis A. Martinet / Lincoln / Blair L. M. Kelley / William Edward Burghardt Du Bois / Louis Martinet / /
Position
President / driver / and was arrested / tour guide / author / and editor / Teacher / leader / professor of history / sociologist / historian / Marshall / prominent advocate / advocate / rider / /
Plessy v. Ferguson & the Roots of Segregation “Justice is pictured as blind and her daughter the Law, ought at least to be color-blind.” Albion W. Tourgée, Civil Rights Activist Overview The Jim Crow Era had a lasti