Countries, cities, states, or regions can have additional laws attempting to end discrimination based on race. These laws could address issues like the consequences of treating people differently if they attempt to get a loan, rent an apartment, use a business or a business service, or if they try to take advantage of government services to which they are entitled. Many of these laws address behaviors that were common in parts of the US prior to the 1964 Act, such as the tendency in many parts of the American South to segregate races or promote “whites only” service.
It can be difficult to prove racial discrimination in some circumstances. A person of a protected class might not get hired for a job, for example, and he or she could believe
It can be difficult to prove racial discrimination in some circumstances. A person of a protected class might not get hired for a job, for example, and he or she could believe