African Americans remained second-class citizens in the South even after slavery was abolished because of what?

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African Americans were forced to remain tenant farmers, perpetuating poverty, and "Jim Crow" laws meant that they could not vote. The large numbers of African Americans that migrated north in the 19th century did not directly affect their status as second-class citizens in the South.

African Americans Remained Second-Class Citizens in the South Even After