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What is misleading about describing Jim Crow South as "separate but equal?"

a Everyone ended up sharing the same spaces.
b These laws applied only to schools.
c Divisions among groups were rarely enforced.
d African Americans' facilities were usually inferior.

The African Americans' facilities were not up to standards. It was very run down, old, and dirty. This is not equal to the African Americans to live in these kind of conditions. They may be separated by segregation but not equal. The Jim Crow Laws were put in place to especially keep African Americans from being equal and free.

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Answer:

D

Explanation:

African Americans facilities were usually inferior

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WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST PLEASE ANSWER
What is misleading about describing Jim Crow South as "separate but equal?"

a Everyone ended up sharing the same spaces.
b These laws applied only to schools.
c Divisions among groups were rarely enforced.
d African Americans' facilities were usually inferior.