Sundown Towns - A Hidden Dimension of American Raceism

The sundown town movement started in the united states at the end of the nineteenth century, and it continued through the sixties. White people attempted to drive any one of color, black, brown, indigenous, mexican, chinese, jewish people out of their all white communities using intimidation and violence. There's like, there's maps of places you cant and can't go that are like tourist maps, but for black and brown people. I tell you what counties are, sundown counties. It's so chilling. And it kind of makes sense when all this stuff, you know, you hear in the news, like the critical race theory, and they're trying to ban