The Civil Rights Act of 1969 is considered the climax of the civil rights movement because it banded discrimination of race, color, religion, gender and national origin in all places, including most private businesses. It was the first and most comprehensive civil rights law. The main function of it was to regulate discrimination where it gave people equality between education and employment. This event occurred to stop segregating against black and whites. It outlawed discrimination in public places of accommodation, such as hotels, restaurants, movie theaters, and public transportation. Black people were not allowed to attend the same school and the same bathroom as whites. In the small towns if black people didn’t obey or follow the rules
