WE AS FREEMEN: Plessy v. Ferguson

WE AS FREEMEN: Plessy v. FergusonThe Fight Against Legal Segregation Expanding his 1994 Smithsonian magazine article, Medley deftly puts in colorful context the U. S. Supreme Courts signal 1896 decision sanctioning so called separate but equal facilities in public accommodations in what has been called apartheid American style. His ten chapters transform the six year Plessy v. Ferguson case from a century old legal landmark into a resonant illustration of the remorseless racism that

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