On this Day: In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act into law, bolstering the struggle against racial discrimination and disenfranchisement. The law did not end discrimination in the U.S., but it did open the door to further progresspic.twitter.com/ARvUP2sneP
On this Day: The Civil Rights Act of 1964 - News
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Then that's all Americans living today.
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It probably made things worse, not better.
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God bless him, a flawed but great man.
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The same guy that was sign privatisation of US treasury by deep gov the same lne that was execute Kenedy after he explain what they want to do with USA.pic.twitter.com/lHrfOsLyFd
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The Civil Rights Act: It was the commencement of a Great journey, one that has a lot of twist & turns, but can come to a successful end if All chip in Good Acts & Goodfaith. The Trust in God should always be held high like an eternal flame. PEACE
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It didn't open the door for progress for the descendants of enslaved Black people. Anyone but us. White Gays, white women, white Hispanics, Asians, hump backs, anyone but us. For us Jim crow was updated.pic.twitter.com/98mXD7dR2s
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Our nation has so much more work to do
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