Amid the time of Reconstruction, Black Americans' political rights were asserted by the section of the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth protected alterations and various laws go by Congress. The thirteenth amendment made servitude illicit in the United States, the fourteenth Amendment ensured break even with portrayal under the law for all Americans lastly, the fifteenth Amemendment made is legitimate for Black men to vote. While these were immensely imperative strides in the years following the Civil War, racial separation was assaulted on an especially wide front by the Civil Rights Act of 1875. This enactment made it a wrongdoing for a person to deny "the full and equivalent satisfaction in any of the housing, focal points, offices,
