The 1965 voting rights was enabled for African Americans to practice their constitutional rights and aimed to overcome the many obstacles faced throughout the centuries. It’s been officially passed on August 6, 1965, signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson after countless years of inhumane negation, that created an insubstantial barrier within the country. The fight never stopped, even in the 21st century the young futures of America must be conscious and mindful that everyone is equal. The 1965 voting rights was an event significant for the future of American history, it’s momentous background proves its worth to remain in the new textbook for multiple consequential ways. Socially it divided the so-called relationship between the higher and lower classes but also conjoined them as well, politically because it
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The whites believed that the government had no right to enforce an act as so since blacks were different and not human, complete extraterrestrials. A book called and edited by Jeanne Theoharis and Charles Payne describes that there is “a broad range of the different strategies and tactics, ideologies and philosophies, as well as social classes and political views in black America” (70). America is a whole, every nook and cranny upon the soil of each and every 50 states make up America, but it appears to be set apart as white and black. Racing stripes of black and white, there was no doubt that the whites were the “superior” race but the blacks merely fancy for unity. The races were kept apart, even in 2016, the people must be taught that differences make up 1/1000000 of an excuse to reject someone of a difference and color. The congruity of a thousand some communities defines the beautification of a nation. It’s incredibly important to arrange the youngsters underdeveloped minds to a positive and respecting mindset. Social refers
The whites believed that the government had no right to enforce an act as so since blacks were different and not human, complete extraterrestrials. A book called and edited by Jeanne Theoharis and Charles Payne describes that there is “a broad range of the different strategies and tactics, ideologies and philosophies, as well as social classes and political views in black America” (70). America is a whole, every nook and cranny upon the soil of each and every 50 states make up America, but it appears to be set apart as white and black. Racing stripes of black and white, there was no doubt that the whites were the “superior” race but the blacks merely fancy for unity. The races were kept apart, even in 2016, the people must be taught that differences make up 1/1000000 of an excuse to reject someone of a difference and color. The congruity of a thousand some communities defines the beautification of a nation. It’s incredibly important to arrange the youngsters underdeveloped minds to a positive and respecting mindset. Social refers