John B. Knox

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John B. Knox was an American lawyer and politician best known for presiding over the 1901 Alabama constitutional convention that entrenched disenfranchisement of Black voters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
lawyer
politician
areaOfInfluence state government of Alabama
surface form: Alabama state government
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
ethnicGroup white American
familyName Knox
fieldOfWork law
politics
givenName John
hasGender male
historicalPeriod Jim Crow laws
surface form: Jim Crow era in the United States
jurisdictionOfPractice Alabama
knownFor role in entrenching Black voter disenfranchisement in Alabama’s 1901 constitution
languageSpoken English
legalProfession attorney
notableFor advocating disenfranchisement of Black voters in Alabama
presiding over the 1901 Alabama constitutional convention
notableWork leadership of the 1901 Alabama constitutional convention
occupation lawyer
politician
placeOfActivity Alabama
politicalActivity support for Jim Crow–era disenfranchisement measures in Alabama
positionHeld president of the 1901 Alabama constitutional convention
residence Alabama

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Knox hasNotableBearer John B. Knox