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For much of the 20th century, African-Americans endured a legal system in the American South that was calculated to segregate and humiliate them. Producers/Correspondents: Stephen Smith, Kate Ellis, and Sasha Aslanian
Project Directors: Misha Quill, Nancy Fushan, and Matt Weiland
Production Assistance: Stephanie Curtis, Tina Tennessen, Rachel Miller, Seth Lind
Editor: Deborah George
Executive Producer: Bill Buzenberg

Major funding for American RadioWorks. is provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Funding for Remembering Jim Crow was provided in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities. American RadioWorks is the documentary project of American Public Media.
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©2001 American Public Media
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5 out of 5 stars
By Steve on 01-31-07

Must Listen

If you want an unadulterated version of the struggles of african-americans, then this is a must listen book! I truly enjoyed it!

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4 out of 5 stars
By K. Hogan on 01-19-13

It's all history

Black history is often said by white America it is in the past forget it. The ugly truth is it is still a part of America's history. I will never understand how a group of people could be so heartless and cruel. Black America never was happy with Jim Crow it's ignorance to say we were.

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