JIM CROW

'Jim Crow' can refer to several subjects:

★ James F. Crow, Professor Emeritus of Genetics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison

★ Jim Crow laws, state and local laws in the Southern and border states of the United States from 1876 to 1964 that required racial segregation

★ "Jump Jim Crow", the blackface song for which the laws were named, often sung by Thomas Dartmouth Rice, in 1828

★ A character from the 1941 film ''Dumbo'' named for the Rice character and the laws

★ Jim Crow (typeface), from the 1890s

★ Jim crow (tool), a tool for bending rails

★ James Crow invented sour-mash in the 1820s @ Labrot & Graham Distillery, now named Woodford Reserve, Woodford County, Kentucky

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See Also

See Also

★ Mount Jim Crow National Park

★ List of blackface minstrel songs, includes other songs with similar titles

★ Crowe

★ Crowbar (disambiguation page)

★ Crowbar (tool)

★ John James Crowe, an English recipient of the Victoria Cross

★ William James Crowe, Jr., formal admiral of the United States Navy, served as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

★ Anthony Rosario, a New York City resident killed by NYPD officers Patrick Brosnan and James Crowe

★ James Crowe, a 1962 Manitoba legislative candidate, see Manitoba general election, 1962