Thinking about the Jim Crow system

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Thinking about the Jim Crow system and the laws it entailed, in what ways does the U.S. demonstrate the "new" Jim Crow? Compare and contrast at least three Jim Crow-era laws to three current practices. Make sure to include in your discussion three negative consequences of Jim Crow laws.

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