How are the Nuremberg laws similar to the Jim Crow law in America?

The Nuremberg Laws and Jim Crow laws both institutionalized racial discrimination and segregation, targeting specific groups based on their ethnicity or race. The Nuremberg Laws, enacted in Nazi Germany, stripped Jews of citizenship and rights, while Jim Crow laws in the United States enforced racial segregation and disenfranchised Black Americans. Both sets of laws aimed to maintain the dominance of a particular racial group and were justified by pseudoscientific beliefs about racial superiority. Ultimately, they contributed to systemic oppression and violence against marginalized communities.