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Slavery was officially abolished in the United States in the 1860s. However, state and local laws known as " Jim Crow laws " made racial segregation legal in places throughout the country. These laws affected schools, libraries, restaurants, and even drinking fountains. They made it especially difficult for African Americans to travel because they could be denied service at restaurants and hotels. There were even " sundown towns, " which required non - whites to leave by nighttime, all across the country. AS - LEVEL READING COU In 1936, after experiencing discrimination while traveling by car, an African American postal employee named Victor Hugo Green came up with an idea. He wrote a guidebook to make travel easier and more enjoyable for African Americans. With the help of his co - workers in the Postal Service, Green gathered and compiled information about suitable accommodations for African American travelers in various regions. The first edition of the book focused on the New York area. It listed gas stations, restaurants, hotels, and motels where African Americans could safely stop. In areas where no hotels or motels would accept African American guests, Green listed welcoming " tourist homes, " homes where the host families willingly lent rooms to the guests. In later editions of the book, Green added information on other places, such as barbershops and drugstores. In the introduction to the first edition of the book, Green wrote, " There will be a day sometime in the near future when this guide will not have to be published. That is when we as a race will have equal rights and privileges in the United States. Shortly after his death in 1960, the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 officially made segregation illegal throughout the United States and proved Green's words true.
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1 Slavery was officially abolished in the United States in the 1860s. 2 However, state and local laws known as " Jim Crow laws " made racial segregation legal in places throughout the country. 3 These laws affected schools, libraries, restaurants, and even drinking fountains. 4 They made it especially difficult for African Americans to travel because they could be denied service at restaurants and hotels. 5 There were even " sundown towns, " which required non - whites to leave by nighttime, all across the country. 6 AS - LEVEL READING COU In 1936, after experiencing discrimination while traveling by car, an African American postal employee named Victor Hugo Green came up with an idea. 7 He wrote a guidebook to make travel easier and more enjoyable for African Americans. 8 With the help of his co - workers in the Postal Service, Green gathered and compiled information about suitable accommodations for African American travelers in various regions. 9 The first edition of the book focused on the New York area. 10 It listed gas stations, restaurants, hotels, and motels where African Americans could safely stop. 11 In areas where no hotels or motels would accept African American guests, Green listed welcoming " tourist homes, " homes where the host families willingly lent rooms to the guests. 12 In later editions of the book, Green added information on other places, such as barbershops and drugstores. 13 In the introduction to the first edition of the book, Green wrote, " There will be a day sometime in the near future when this guide will not have to be published. 14 That is when we as a race will have equal rights and privileges in the United States. 15 Shortly after his death in 1960, the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 officially made segregation illegal throughout the United States and proved Green's words true.