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The term Jim Crow originates when Thomas "Daddy" Rice paints himself black and dances a jig to imitate an elderly black man he saw dancing.
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The Jim Crow laws are over thanks to the Civil Rights Act.
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The first Jim Crow laws start. The Jim Crow laws were local and national laws mostly in the South against black people with the saying "separate but equal".
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Several anti-black voting laws were passe so that over half of the original black voters didn't vote in the second presidential election.
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The summer of 1919 had over 25 race riots.
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The Civil Rights Act nullified the Jim Crow laws
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Over 4,863 lynchings happened in the past 60 years. The majority of these were black, southern men. 97% of the lynchings occurred in the past Confederate States.