Was there racism in 1930

Answer 1

Yes. As long as different races have had contact with each other, there has been racism. It even exists today, though much less and much quieter. It reached its violent peak in the 1960s, and then started to calm down in the 70s.

Answer 2

Life for African Americans in the 1930s became even harder as the country suffered through the Great Depression. They were first to lose their jobs and racism increased with the many Jim Crow laws that only served to highlight the so-called inferiority of Blacks.

Answer 3

bad. During the 1930's racism was as strong as ever more so in the southern states. However blacks no longer were held as slaves and the southern states did not like this. Also there were rascist groups such as the KLU KLUX KLAN around that time.

Blacks were not allowed to:

• Use the same restroom as a white person

• Sit at the back of public transport

• Had to go to different restaurants to white people

Answer 4

Some called for never-ending discrimination against a lesser race, others wished for equal legal rights but no political rights, and an even smaller group hoped for total equality for all races and colors. Black people also had three extremely different views on the role they should play in the social order. A large group of "low class" blacks just wanted to get by, the older generation was content with the current societal arrangement, while the majority desired equality but went after it in a peaceful manner. =^)

Answer 5

1. White people in USA got angry because black people populated the area.

2. White people made black people slaves and still thought they were lazy since they were doing the best work they could

3. Back people had separate washrooms, different schools and pretty much they didn't have equal rights