> not to mention tons of possibly illegal but still very real discrimination after that High schools in Georgia have had segregated proms as recently as 2019 (

> not to mention tons of possibly illegal but still very real discrimination after that High schools in Georgia have had segregated proms as recently as 2019 (and possibly since then too), either formally, up to 2012, or informally (one county had schools that had a prom that was open and then a "white prom" which didn't specify attendance requirements, but I'll leave it as an exercise for the reader as to who was welcome where.