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In the "Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman" how did the southern system restrict everyone regardless of race? It didn't just affect the blacks, but also the whites and it did not seem to benefit anyone. Is any part of that system still in effect today and if so, in what ways?

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As you examine how the "Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman" reveals how the southern system restricted everyone regardless of race, you might suggest how Jane's life encompassed so many racial/social injustices. For example, the text shows how blacks in the South had separate public facilities in terms of lunch counters, public bathrooms, public transportation, water fountains, etc. It also exposes the unjust educational system that divided the races.

The text also elucidates how ...

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