... different and therefore lesser than them. Intellectually - They looked different, and acted differently, so they must not be as intellectually smart as whites. Morally - Seeing as many of the everyday acts of culture, intellect, and even appearance were different, their morals must be different, or even non-existent. (Lewin, 35) During this time discrimination took place against Negroes for jobs, education ... -exist in equality with one another. There is also segregation, or inequalitarian pluralism present, which is when the spatial and social separation of categories of people by race...

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