If blacks weren't being lynched,killed,raped, and given an inferior education during jim crow I woulden't have a problem with segregation. The thing that most people don't realize these days...is that what you just said was what most Southern Blacks felt back in the 1950s and 60s when the so-called Civil Rights movement(mongrelization movement) began. Most Southern Blacks had no problem whatsoever with racial separation aka segregation, their main gripe was that Blacks always got the short end of the stick with everything, the Black schools were run down, their text books were old and worn out, the Black restrooms and water fountains they had to use were always crappy and second rate compared to the Whites, things like so.....They didn't mind being separate at all, most Southern Blacks(especially older ones) believed just as firmly in segregation and were just as opposed to race mixing as the Whites. They were just sick of all of their facilities always being second rate. They didn't want to be integrated, they wanted to be separate but treated more equal. Which is a legitimate complaint I guess, I can't blame them for that.    It was the JEWISH COMMUNISTS(and the Communist race-mixer MLK JR...) who started the idea of forced racial integration and caused all Hell to break lose, we are still seeing the very negative effects of the FAILED attempt to integrate the White and Black races in America today, it was a COMPLETE FAILURE. Both the White and Black races in America would be much better off today if the U.S. was still racially segregated. It is Racial Integration that is the CAUSE OF VIOLENCE, the CAUSE OF HATEFUL RACISM, not segregation.     PS- Most of the Blacks that were lynched and killed during the Jim Crow years were killed by KKK during the Civil Rights era because they were integrationists..... It was the Civil Rights integration movement that caused the violence, before that time race relations in the South were relatively stable....... Every once in a while a Black man would be hung for committing a serious crime, which is the same punishment a White man would face.... It was forced racial integration, the destruction of the Southern way of life, that caused the violence to get out of hand...... not segregation itself.