Nebraska Civil Rights Law (1885)
- Title
- Nebraska Civil Rights Law (1885)
- Description
- This law states that every person in the state of Nebraska should be granted equal ability to enjoy public spaces. Those who deny someone their ability to enjoy a public space will be charged with a misdemeanor and fined between $25 and $100.
- Date
- 1885
- Author
- Nebraska. Legislature
- Subject
- African Americans
- Temporal Coverage
- Territorial Expansion
- Gilded Age
- Jim Crow Era
- Long Civil Rights Movement
- Exclusion Era
- Document Type
- Legal Code
- Document Category
- Primary Source
- Bluebook Citation
- 1885 Neb. Laws, ch. 15, p. 501
- Bibliographic Citation
- Guy A. Brown and Hiland H. Wheeler, eds. The Compiled Statutes of the State of Nebraska, 1881. Thirteenth Edition. State Journal Company, 1907.
- Title
- Nebraska Civil Rights Law (1885)
- Description
- This law states that every person in the state of Nebraska should be granted equal ability to enjoy public spaces. Those who deny someone their ability to enjoy a public space will be charged with a misdemeanor and fined between $25 and $100.
- Date
- 1885
- Author
- Nebraska. Legislature
- Subject
- African Americans
- Temporal Coverage
- Territorial Expansion
- Gilded Age
- Jim Crow Era
- Long Civil Rights Movement
- Exclusion Era
- Document Type
- Legal Code
- Document Category
- Primary Source
- Bluebook Citation
- 1885 Neb. Laws, ch. 15, p. 501
- Bibliographic Citation
- Guy A. Brown and Hiland H. Wheeler, eds. The Compiled Statutes of the State of Nebraska, 1881. Thirteenth Edition. State Journal Company, 1907.