Slavery During The Reconstruction Era

The newly freed slaves during the Reconstruction Era was very difficult because whites and blacks had to be separated and also be treated differently, like they were some sort of abomination. The newly freed slaves during the Reconstruction Era was very difficult because whites and blacks had to be separated, be treated differently like they were some sort of abomination, and they were also beaten and damaged by not following the rules. The newly freed slaves must have felt like they were still slaves because they were still being treated different and not the same as whites and also the money that they earned eventually rolled back/ made their pay less. Plessy was the one to make the decision to make it so that the separation between whites

The newly freed slaves, maybe took on the jobs of farming and raised livestock, cared for the plants also the animals. Some of the newly freed slaves did not get freed by the 13th amendment some escaped, some bought their way out, and others lived in states that abolished slavery.The newly freed slaves must have felt like they were still slaves because they were still being treated different and not the same as whites and also the money that they earned eventually rolled back/ made their pay less. Plessy was the one to make the decision to make it so that the separation between whites and blacks happened and if the blacks did not obey the rules they would be Lynching and police brutality this meant that Blacks would be beaten if they did not obey the segregation. The newly freed slaves lifted their self out of slavery and some of them started to go to school and learn how the system works in the USA. The newly freed slaves were also scared if they were going to be kidnapped or otherwise returned to slavery. The newly freed slaves in the south were free yes, but they were still in the shadow of slavery by not being able to