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Several states, particularly in the South, implemented laws that excluded freed African Americans from certain rights and privileges. States such as Mississippi, Louisiana, and South Carolina enacted Black Codes after the Civil War, which restricted the rights of freedmen, including limitations on property ownership, employment opportunities, and movement. Additionally, some Northern states, like Indiana and Illinois, had laws that effectively excluded freed blacks from settling or residing within their borders. These discriminatory practices varied widely in scope and enforcement across different states.

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