The Civil Rights Laws Between 1964 And 1965

The civil rights laws of 1964 and 1965 engendered in the hearts of black Americans big hopes. In the South, they were served in restaurants and theaters, especially open only to whites. In some places black children admitted to study in some schools with white; somewhere colored American citizens were able to stay in hotels that served in the past only white; increase in the number of black, enjoying the right to vote. Finally, some of them were given relatively high-paid positions. However, for the vast majority of black in the black ghettos in the North and West, and the South is almost nothing has changed.
Acquired during that time experience and increased awareness, undoubtedly contributed to the fact that in the struggle for the satisfaction