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No, or at least, it isn't supposed to be. Technically, racial discrimination of all kinds stopped after the civil war, but segregation continued onwards for quite a long time afterwards. I'm sure that people in the south even now are racist, but then again, so are people all over the world.
What else can I help you with?
How did the south remain unchanged after the civil war?
the south can be racist.
How was Mississippi racist in the 1960s?
Bad the south was really racist it's still pretty bad
Which state is the most racist?
South Carolina
Is American football more important in the south?
Racist!
Why is the South's Reconstruction considered a failure?
The South reverted to its racist ways following Reconstruction.
Kenya and South Africa's governments are both?
There both racist.
Is zulu a racist word?
Zulu itself is not a racist word, as it simply refers to a language being spoken in South African or to a person speaking Zulu, thus to a cultural group in South Africa, but it is probably possible to use it in a racist way, but that would depend on the context.
Who was racist governor of South Carolina in 1911?
Mary Boykin Chesnut
Why did the south African government change its policie of apartheid?
Because they were racist.
What was a major result of reconstruction period?
Racist Attitudes Continued In The North and South
What was the name of the racist coach ta the South End Boys Club?
mohammed
How did the Civil Rights Movement affect racist and non racist Caucasians?
The Civil Rights Movement made the white racist snare,mad and uneasy that a change was coming for the negro in the south and they could'nt accept that. As far as non racist at the time it tested there own moral code about right and wrong.
