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In cases of divorce for free blacks as well as whites in the South during Reconstruction, who was likely to receive custody of the children?Question 8 options:The parent who filed for divorceThe mother, because of her maternal instinctsThe father, because of his financial resourcesThe parent who could prove the other less responsible
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