Dr Pervez Hoodbhoy
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What is the earliest plausible date by which segregation may be ended in the United States?
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What is the earliest plausible date by which desegregation may be ended in the United States?
are we talking post Jim Crow, because if Reconstruction does fail I'd say the 1880s
We're in Post-1900, aren't we?
What is the earliest plausible date by which desegregation may be ended in the United States?
Did you mean desegregation begun? Or segregation ended? Because the way you've written it makes no sense.
if TR wins in 1912, Progressives and Socialists get into Congress, TR brings Blacks into the the army as part of the USA being in WWI from early days, thats a start.
T.R. could have ordered the Army and Navy to integrate.
There were Blacks in the Army even under Wilson, and even some Black officers - see
I'd say late 1940s, early 1950s, maybe.
Can decolonisation and something like the Cold War be made to happen earlier? If so, I would expect movement sooner on the US racial front as well.
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What is the earliest plausible date by which segregation may be ended in the United States?