Until the liberalization of immigration policies in the 1960s, which of the following best described the situation of Afro-Canadians?

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Prior to the 1960s, Afro-Canadians experienced residential and social segregation. They were often excluded from certain neighborhoods and faced discrimination in education, employment, and public accommodations. While slavery was abolished in Canada in the 19th century, Afro-Canadians faced ongoing systemic racism and marginalization. While some Afro-Canadians did work for CN Rail passenger trains, this was not the defining experience of the community as a whole. There were also a significant number of Afro-Canadians working in other industries, such as agriculture and manufacturing.

Until the Liberalization of Immigration Policies in the 1960s, Which