The white people in Louisiana were not fond of the fact that the African Americans can gain equal rights at all. They felt threatened in multiple ways but such a decision. Some of the things that scared the white people of Louisiana was that they will suffer economically, because there will be no more slaves, but only people that they will have to pay to work on their farms. Also, they feared that the African Americans might try and take their revenge on them because of the torture they experienced while being slaves. Other thing was that they were looking at the African Americans as lesser and primitive people, so they did not fancied the fact that the cultures and the people will start to mix with each other.
Equality before the law, when all persons enjoy the same rights, is one example of equal rights.
The blacks in Louisiana were exploited as slaves and laborers. They suffered, and it was their responsibility to accommodate the needs of the whites who lived there.
The White Louisianans felt concerned by the equal rights of African Americans since they would no longer be able to utilize Africans to do their work.
The majority of white  Louisianians were shocked by the defeat and liberation. Many families had lost loved ones and had their property destroyed. Some considered leaving the South entirely, while others retreated into nostalgia for the Old South and the Confederacy's Lost Cause.
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