Plessey+v.+Freguson


 * Ple ** ** ssley v. Freguson case impacted the south in respects to equity. Once this case was passed, it was clear that //seperate but equal// was the agenda in Alabama. Segregation included:﻿[[image:segregation.jpg align="right"]]**
 * **Parks**
 * **Stores**
 * **Cars**
 * **Church**
 * **Teatres**
 * **Museums**
 * **Bars and Clubs**
 * **sporting events**
 * **Buses (//picture on the right shows a normal day in the Jim Crow South//)**


 * **Segregation in the south was prevalent. However, their were a tension between the two races to challaenge the law of the land during this time. Many ( white southerners) took this as an ok to discriminate, act racist and prejudical.**




 * Even Though majority of the places in the south were segregated, in the coals and steel industries blacks and white worked side by side under the ground. However, the men parted ways in the segregated south once the job was done for the day. **