Q3. Homer Plessy of the separate but equal case was seven-eighths White and could have “passed” for White, based on his appearance. What role does the invisibility of someone’s race or ethnicity play in their treatment, experiences, and identity?

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Homer Plessy of the separate but equal case was seven-eighths White and could have “passed” for White, based on his appearance. What role does the invisibility of someone’s race or ethnicity play in their treatment, experiences, and identity?

 

 

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