To many around the world, the United States of America seemed as a perfect place to live in. It was a "free country", but that wasn't the case. From the outside, people of all different races were living together, on the inside though, segregation is what set people apart from each other. After the Plessy V. Ferguson trial of 1896, the Supreme Court found Homer Plessy of sitting in a "white" car, even though he was one eighth black. They found him guilty, and it made a huge impact on how things were going to be with whites and blacks. The "separate but equal" doctrine came into the picture…
