3. "Jim Crow" laws were in effect for many years, mostly in the southern United States.
吉姆·克劳法一度在很多年都具有法律效力，主要是在美国南部。
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4. To me, with my vast ignorance, my Jim Crow station in life, it seemed a task impossible of achievement.
对于我，带着巨大的无知，以及所处的受歧视的处境，它显得是一个不可能实现的任务。
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5. Some "Jim Crow" laws created rules and taxes on blacks who tried to vote. That enabled white males to remain in power.
一些吉姆·克劳法案对试图投票的黑人创建规则并征税，这使得白人男性得以继续掌权。
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6. In 1971, a young black lawyer brought up in rural North Carolina under Jim Crow laws argued on behalf of a boy from Charlotte called James Swann before the United States Supreme Court.
7. For most of the next hundred years, white southerners ardently subverted the promises of the civil-war amendments by enacting the segregationist policies that came to be known as Jim Crow laws.
