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The Struggle for Justice at Home Kentucky 肯塔基司法公正的斗争.ppt

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The Struggle for Justice at Home Kentucky 肯塔基司法公正的斗争

* The Struggle for Justice at Home Chapter 25 Section 4 Angela Brown * Discrimination Continues Jim Crow Laws Continue De facto segregation in the North was still in force. De Juro segregation continues in the south. /wgbh/aia/part3/images/3jimc0315b.jpg * /malu/graphics/jimcrow1.gif / resources/eyes/images/ph3.jpg /pnp /ppmsc/00200/00218r.jpg * Economic Discrimination 1 out of 5 African Americans were jobless in 1941. Government agencies honored employers requests of “whites only”. 2 million migrated North in the 1940s. / teachers/kwheatley/ pictures/WHII/slaves /TheJimCrowLaws-Front.jpg * Substandard Housing 1941 survey showed 50% African Americans vs. only 14% white houses to be substandard. /docs/images/VPH_condemn.jpg * Riots in Detroit June 1943 – riots in Detriots 34 killed Millions of $$ worth of damage Spurred by fear and resentment. /0110issue/C-CARsml.JPG * Soldiers and Segregation Troops were segregated. Kansas restaurant served German prisoners of war but would not serve African American GI’s in uniform. /cool2/coolpow.htm * “Double V” Campaign 1942 poll should 6 out of 10 white Americans felt African Americans were satisfied with their existing conditions. The Government mirrored this attitude. Pittsburgh Courier (African American Newspaper) launched campaign in 1942. The first v for victory against the Axis powers the second for victory in equality at home. /vv/index.html * Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) 1942 Chicago - believed in using nonviolent techniques to end racism. Organized its first sit-ins at Jack Spratt Coffee House – refused to leave until everyone was served Jack Spratt’s discriminatory policies ended. The technique spread to other cities Union Unions did not accept African American members Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters – railway union (most railroad maids and porters were black). 1932 won higher wages and cut working hours and travel requirements. * * A. Phillip Randolph Planned a massive march on Washington for July, 1941 t