Alternate Timelines

Scenarios about 'segregation'

Segregation refers to the systematic separation of people based on race, ethnicity, religion, or other characteristics, often enforced through laws, social norms, and violence. Throughout history, segregationist policies have been implemented in various societies, notably in the United States under Jim Crow laws and in South Africa under apartheid, creating profound social inequalities and restricting access to resources, education, and opportunities. In alternate history scenarios, different trajectories of segregation policies can dramatically alter social movements, demographic patterns, and international relations.

What If The Civil Rights Movement Failed?

Exploring the alternate timeline where the American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s collapsed, leaving legal segregation and systemic racism entrenched in American society for decades longer.

What If The Fair Housing Act Never Passed?

Exploring the alternate timeline where the United States failed to enact the Fair Housing Act of 1968, potentially allowing housing discrimination and segregation to persist unabated into the 21st century.

What If The Montgomery Bus Boycott Failed?

Exploring the alternate timeline where the 1955-56 Montgomery Bus Boycott collapsed, potentially delaying or dramatically altering the trajectory of the Civil Rights Movement in America.