Is it possible for one man’s proclamation to change an entire country’s beliefs? Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, from Texas, became the President of the United States after the assassination of J.F.K. He was originally a Texas Senator and the Senate Majority Leader, and opposed Civil Rights movements from day one, because of the people he represented. Before he was senator, he was a humble teacher in Cotulla, Texas at a small Mexican-American school. After L.B.G’s oppositions, what caused him to sign the Civil Rights Act of 1964? President L.B.J signed the bill with three reasons, he loved and remembered his students in Cotulla, he had a change of heart and principles, and he didn’t care about what the South thought of him.…