true and true, the South was under Jim Crow laws until the mid-sixties, however as it came up under another tread, Carnegie was privately owned, never segregated and a large number of the tickets given away by Jenkins did go to African American servicemen.
Regarding the South, the Carnegie Winter estate here in Georgia, Dungeness, which the family acquired and built in the late nineteenth century, was also always inclusive, (it's hard to enforce segregation laws when you own the entire island), so the Carnegies do have that history.
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