After Reconstruction, why were a number of lawsuits filed against theaters, hotels, and other public places?

A African Americans had been unfairly denied access to them.

B African American workers had been paid less than other workers.

C African American customers had been charged more than others.

D African Americans had been denied jobs in those businesses.

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28 March, 04:19

After Reconstruction, why were a number of lawsuits filed against theaters, hotels, and other public places?

A African Americans had been unfairly denied access to them.

B African American workers had been paid less than other workers.

C African American customers had been charged more than others.

D African Americans had been denied jobs in those businesses.

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Bugsy · Answer 1

The answer is A African Americans had been unfairly denied access to them.

There are numerous cases where African Americans experienced discrimination during that period. Although America has Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibited discriminations in the said areas, segregation became a barrier that made it these services inaccessible to them.