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The Civil Rights Act, including its passage and support from different parties and regions.
The voted on two major floor actions connected to : an initial House passage on February 10, 1964 and a final House approval of the -amended bill on July 2, 1964; the early roll call shows 290–130 and...
The legal victories of the 1960s—Brown v. Board, the Civil Rights Act, and the Voting Rights Act—created formal protections but did not erase structural racial inequality, and today many of those gain...
Turning Point USA staff and producers actively shaped and amplified a coordinated messaging effort that reframed Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Act as subjects for attack, using conferenc...
Federal and state law provide a mix of civil, administrative, and (rarely) criminal penalties intended to deter racial or other discriminatory profiling by police, but legal doctrine, evidentiary hurd...