What areas of the public and social life that were segregated in the south?

In the Southern United States, segregation affected numerous areas of public and social life, including education, transportation, and public facilities. Schools were divided by race, with African American students receiving inferior resources and education. Public transportation systems enforced racial separation, often requiring Black individuals to sit at the back of buses. Additionally, parks, restaurants, restrooms, and water fountains were designated as "whites only" or "colored," further entrenching systemic racism.