A restaurant owner in the south violated Jim Crow laws by letting an African American eat in the restaurant. In the United States history, Jim Crow laws refer to any law that enforces racial segregation. In 1870, laws were passed requiring the separation of whites from "persons of color" in schools and public transportation which later was extended to parks, theatres, cemeteries, and restaurants to prevent any contact between blacks and whites as equals.
Violation is referred to as the act of being infringement or the act of irreverence. Jim Crow law was the law established by the state and the local laws enacted by the racial segregation in the parts of Southern United States.
A restaurant owner in the south violated Jim Crow laws by letting an African American eat in the restaurant. In the United States history, Jim Crow laws refer to any law that enforces racial segregation.
In 1870, laws were passed requiring the separation of whites from "persons of color" in schools and public transportation which later was extended to parks, theatres, cemeteries, and restaurants to prevent any contact between blacks and whites as equals.
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