What did President Woodrow Wilson do about segregation?

Answer 1

Well, honey, President Woodrow Wilson didn't do jack squat about segregation. In fact, he even allowed it to thrive in federal government offices during his time in office. Wilson may have talked a big game about democracy, but when it came to racial equality, he was about as useful as a screen door on a submarine.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, President Woodrow Wilson? Yeah, he was all about that segregation life. Like, he actually segregated federal employees and even screened "Birth of a Nation" at the White House, which is like, not cool. So yeah, he pretty much embraced segregation like it was the latest TikTok trend.

Answer 3

As a Democrat with Southern roots, Woodrow Wilson encouraged the spread of segregation in Government buildings in Washington DC. While Republican Presidents did try to encourage token integration of African-Americans into Government jobs. Wilson began to actively weed out appointments of African-Americans. He encouraged its growth in the South, and even felt that the movie "The Great White Hope," was an accurate depiction of the Antebellum South. At best, he turned a blind eye to racism in America, at worst, he was a racist.