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Foot washing was a religious practice performed by some Christian churches and Hebrews to provide comfort during long journeys. It was seen as an important responsibility by certain faiths and was practiced by Jesus himself as part of baptism ceremonies to relieve people of their sins in a Christian ritual. Foot washers were religious Christians who saw it as a way to absolve people of their sins.
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Jim Crow laws were enacted after the Civil War to legally enforce racial segregation and discrimination against African Americans in the Southern United States. These laws prevented African Americans from using public facilities, services, and spaces including schools, restaurants, and other public places that were designated for white people only. While Jim Crow laws were abolished in 1968, their effects continue to negatively impact minorities today through ongoing racial inequalities, particularly for African American and Latino men.
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- 4. Foot Washing Baptist where around the time Jesus was here. Jesus himself was a foot washing Baptist, He baptized people to relive them of there sins in a christen ceremony.
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