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The staff of the Jim Crow Museum receives dozens of letters and emails. Some of these communiques offer insight into race relations -- historically and in the present. While some are hateful, we have decided to share some of these letters and emails with our Internet visitors.

I just wanted to thank you for your website. For years, I'd wondered who Jim Crow was, and why his name was lent to Jim Crow laws. but it was a passing query. More recently, I realized I could find the answer on the internet and finally did that google search today. I am grateful for the clear and thorough answer your webpage creators provided, with its insights. This is the first I have heard of your museum, and will visit should I find myself back in Michigan. I commend your mission and your work, and the university that supports that work.

Nancy B-R
Franklin, WV
-- August 2, 2012

***The staff of the Jim Crow Museum receives dozens of letters and emails. Some of these communiques offer insight into race relations -- historically and in the present. While some are hateful, we have decided to share some of these letters and emails with our Internet visitors.***

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The staff of the Jim Crow Museum receives dozens of letters and emails. Some of these communiques offer insight into race relations -- historically and in the present. While some are hateful, we have decided to share some of these letters and emails with our Internet visitors.