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Johan Blevins
10 January, 19:30
Why did segregation start
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Jaylah Pitts
10 January, 22:26
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Segregation started because blacks were often thought as usless and worthless. Most whites were in places of authority and blacks were their workers. So the whites has more power and authority. Separation was the result of this matter.
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