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Today's episode is Jim Crow and Zip Koon, Animals, and Racial Stereotypes.

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Jim Crow has become such a familiar term as in Jim Crow laws or the Jim Crow South or

the Jim Crow era that it's easy to miss the animal.

In this case, the Crow, inside the phrase, who was Jim Crow?

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