e Plessy v. Ferguson ruling kept blacks and whites separate in all public places, even schools.(Hartin)
             During the time period of turmoil between blacks and whites, two types of segregation evolved. De jure segregation was segregation created by law (Miller 1). De jure segregation was common in the south and was known as the Jim Crow laws. De facto segregation was segregation not by law but socially and by custom. De facto segregation was first practiced in southern school system then made laws (Miller 1). Many blacks were unhappy because they felt
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