1. jim-crow - Noun
2. jim-crow - Adjective
3. jim-crow - Verb
4. Jim-crow - Proper noun
A machine for bending or straightening rails.
A planing machine with a reversing tool, to plane both ways.
Source: Webster's dictionaryjim crow
African American Twitter users, in particular, were irritated by the statement and took to Twitter to remind everyone that the 1950s were not good for blacks because the decade was part of the era of Jim Crow segregation laws. Source: Internet
After disfranchising most African Americans and many poor whites in the 1901 constitution, the Alabama legislature passed more Jim Crow laws at the beginning of the 20th century to impose segregation in everyday life. Source: Internet
AG says their “baseless attacks" undermine democracy and employ “Jim Crow strategy” to disenfranchise voters. Source: Internet
Again, not new — we all lived with the economics of Jim Crow for a hundred years. Source: Internet
Along with Jim Crow laws that segregated transportation and public facilities, these laws helped to restrict the movement of freed black workers and thereby keep them in a state of poverty and vulnerability." Source: Internet
At the time, public facilities were segregated and Jim Crow was in effect. Source: Internet