This photo represents de facto segregation because it

was this restaurants choice to only serve whites. It was

not appointed by the law.

This photo represents de facto segregation because this

rule separating whites and blacks in movie theaters was
only in a specific theater in a specific town rather than an
actual law.
This photo represents de facto segregation because it
was only a rule in Virginia for blacks to be on separate
locations of the beach from whites. It was a common
practice.

This photo represents de jure

segregation because it was against
the law for whites and blacks to go
to the same school at this time.

This photo represents de jure segregation because

the rule that blacks had to use a different waiting room
was appointed from the police department by law.

This picture represents de jure segregation

because it was against the law for blacks to sit in the
whites only sections of the bus. This then led to
the Montgomery Bus Boycott when Rosa Parks was
arrested for refusing to give up her seat for a white
passenger.

These white citizens had a very negative

reaction to this black citizen. They are brutally
hurting this man for whatever reason, and no
one bothers to stop them or even help the poor
man.

The woman on the right does not

approve to where the black man is sitting
on the bus. The look she is giving him
represents confusion and disgust.

The cops in this picture are just allowing

the dogs to maul this woman. Whatever she
did, or if she even did anything, there is no
reason for her to be attacked by dogs.