The ANA took its turn in the struggle for equal rights for blacks, as it was organized shortly after the incorporation of legal segregation through the Supreme Court's decision in its 1896 case, Plessy v. Ferguson.
The ANA took its turn in the struggle for equal rights for blacks. It was organized shortly after the incorporation of legal segregation through the Supreme Court's decision in its 1896 case. Plessy v. Ferguson was its 1896 case.