What was it like for other non-white races during segregation in the USA?

by THATSHARAMBRO

i.e. were Latinos, Asians (including ethnically Indian or those from the Indian subcontinent), Native Americans, etc. subject to the same laws as blacks?

Would they also have experiences the same violence and oppression by other people?

Would this have been the same for Apartheid S. Africa?

Dubstripsquads

The FAQ has quite a few examples of this question already answered for you.

How were other minorities treated during America's period of racial segregation?

In the segregated southern US of the early to mid 20th century, would Asians and Hispanics be relegated to "colored" status for water fountains, bathrooms, et cetera? What was there legal status in that region?

What was it like to be Asian/Latino in the segregated south? Did the segregationist laws still apply to you?

What was the status of Jews and Asians in America during racial segregation?

In regards to Apartheid South Africa, the Apartheid system was divided into four large overarching racial groups: Black, White, Coloured, (Mixed ancestry) and Indian (referring to those from the Indian subcontinent) each of these groups was subject to their own racial laws and Coloured as well as Indians were very heavily discriminated against.