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I enjoy a nice cheese and libraries and crafts Profile picture is a coloring book picture of a dog in pink and purple Background says "expression sheet" and is the same frowning frog face with different emotions listed. By angry frog
![The next wave of state anti-mask laws came some twenty years later, adjacent to the civil rights revolution. Professor Robert Kahn has identified the impetus for the final wave of state anti-mask laws as more propaganda than progress: “The general pattern . . . was for states to enact mask bans to make a statement that they hoped would convince the rest of the country that ‘separate but equal’ was compatible with [a] progressive South.” The governor of South Carolina, for instance, catalyzed that state’s anti-mask statute in 1951 amidst his platform for “equal educational opportunity” in segregated schools in an attempt to circumvent claims of racism and cast the NAACP as extremists. Months later, Georgia did the same, inspiring a Black columnist whose article appeared without a byline to wonder sarcastically, “Has Governor Talmadge sprouted wings and halo, and gone back on his solemn campaign promises to his wool hat boys?” The writer concluded, of course, that the anti-mask statute was to throw integrationists off his scent.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:dcpvyzm4ou74j6zcz67il5fk/bafkreif4nzvaeshl54lumzlwhy3rjtdmu7c6hyllb7rvsvg3ky2lnd5pmi)
