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How did the passing of the 13th Amendment change the lives of African Americans in the south?
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How did the passing of the 13th Amendment change the lives of African Americans in the south?
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How did the passing of the 13th Amendment change the lives of African Americans in the south?
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It abolished slavery, and though right after mass incarceration began to lock up free blacks, they no longer had to be slaves.
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