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<p>although Slavery Was Officially Banned In 1865, Former Slaves And Their Families Were Far From Free. People Who Were Not White Were Routinely Barred From Restaurants, Movie Theaters, Buses, And More. In An Attempt To End Racial Discrimination, Civil Rights Leaders Organized Peaceful Demonstrations. However, Peaceful Protesters Were Often Attacked And Sometimes Killed. The Tension Was Felt Throughout The United States. Finally, After Hundreds Of Years Of Oppression And Segregation, The Civil Rights Act Was Sighed Into Law On July 2, 1964, Guaranteeing Equal Rights For All.</p> <h3>children's Literature</h3> <p><i>the Civil Rights Act Of 1964</i> By Jason Skog Is Part Of The We The People Series. Skog's Book Begins By Explaining The Problems With Unfair Laws And Segregation That Existed In The 1960s And Continues Through To The Onset Of The Civil Rights Movement&#151;and Thus The Civil Rights Act. Readers Will Learn All Sorts Of Information Connected To Civil Rights. For Example, Skog Explains That The Jim Crow Laws Got Their Name From The Comedian Thomas Rice Who Performed The Song Jump Jim Crow In 1832. Rice, Who Was White, Wore Blackface, A Dark Makeup That Made Him Appear To B

Author

Skog, Jason Maurice

Publisher

Capstone; Compass Point Books

Published

2007

Language

EN

ISBN

9780756532116

Subjects

Law, Literary Fiction, History

Updated

2026-03-24