Timeline of Racial Segregation in Antanos

== 1877 - 1922 ==
* 16th June 1877 - Segregation is banned outright upon the formation of the Commonwealth of Antanos.
* 7th March 1881 - 
== 1922 - 1946 ==
=== 1922 ===
* 3rd March 1922 - The new Constitution of Antanos sees racial segregation to not be mentioned in it, making its legality come into question.
* 17th November 1922 - The passing of the Public Transport Act 1922 through the state assembly of Andaras put into question the legality of segregation as the act enforced that all public transport (buses, trains, etc) would have to have separate cabins/areas for black people. The result of the court case, called Morgan v. Andaras, led to the Supreme Court ruling in favour of the state's law.
* 2nd December 1922 - The State of Andaras segregated schools in the state, requiring that no black pupils would be able to attend state schools, enforcing the practise of white and black schools.
=== 1923 ===
* 15th January 1923 - The State of Worcullis passes the Separation Act 1923 that segregates black people from white people in many sectors, including: public schools, public transport, most places of work, housing units, healthcare (negro ambulances, negro hospitals, negro clinics), toilets, theatres, hotels, restaurants, water fountains, and sports and sports games. The landmark act segregated almost all of public life and became an extremely controversial act.
* 4th February 1923 - Worcullis v. Antanos: The Segregation Act 1923 that was passed in Worcullis became subject to scrutiny and was thus sent to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court ruled that their ruling in Morgan v. Andaras was reflective of all segregation and that the Separation Act of 1923 was fully justified and legal.
* 6th February 1923 - Noechham Protest: Protests are held against the Supreme Court's ruling in favour of the Separation Act, leading to violence that killed two people and injured around 12.
* 18th February 1923 - The Klan lynches a young black man, 21, by the name of Robert Massey.
* 25th May 1923 - Whuchigan enforces segregation of public transport and bars black people from holding a position in a court.
* 1st July 1923 - A bill to enforce segregation on public transportation, schools, and healthcare fails to be passed in the New Vedenner State Assembly, marking one the earliest victories against segregation in Antanos.
* 22nd November 1923 - The State of Andaras segregates healthcare, most jobs, toilets, and water fountains in the Negro Act 1923.
=== 1924 ===
* 24th April 1924 - The Antanos Klan's leader, Wallace Douglas, dies of a stroke and his son, George Douglas, becomes the Grand Wizard of the Klan.
* 29th August 1924 - Douglas March on Nawren Square: Klan leader, George Douglass, calls for a march on Nawren Square in the Capitol, leading to one of the largest racist demonstrations in the country's history at the time.
* 6th September 1924 - Williams v. Williams saw Cole Williams, the father of Lee Williams, a black man, and Abraham Williams, a white man, go against each other in court over the lynching of Lee Williams. The lynching happened in New Vedenner, making it quite rare considering the state was generally more accepting of blacks even at the time. Cole Williams argued that lynching was unlawful and that justice should be controlled by the state and not by angry mobs. His case won by a 4-3 ruling in the New Vedenner State Court, leading to the outright banning of lynching in New Vedenner.
* 17th October 1924 - Andaras passes the Voting Act 1925 that introduced complicated literacy tests to be taken by black people to ensure they had the "mental capability" to vote according to Andaras governor, Alvin Ross. The act also brought about a ban on convicted felons and because of the unjust amount of black voters being convicted of felons it took away voting rights more for blacks than it did for whites.
=== 1938 ===
* 15th September 1938 - The State's Rights Act 1938 introduced new powers to states that included some further constitutional powers and repealed the Voting Act 1925 which de facto reallowed states and polling stations to stop certain groups of people to vote.
== 1946 - 1961 ==
== 1961 - 1970 ==