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The Civil Rights Act in 1957 created the division in the department of justice. Then more Civil Rights were passed in 1960 and 1964 which first created a registration for voting and then advanced to not being allowed to discriminate against some. Lastly, after MLK died The Voting Rights Act which prohibited racial discrimination. 

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The Civil Rights Act in 1957 created the division in the department of justice. Then more Civil Rights were passed in 1960 and 1964 which first created a registration for voting and then advanced to not being allowed to discriminate against some. Lastly, after MLK died The Voting Rights Act which prohibited racial discrimination. 

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The Civil Rights Movement started in order to fight and protest for rights to vote for the minorities in America along with other civil rights that needed fighting for. 

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The Civil Rights Movement started in order to fight and protest for rights to vote for the minorities in America along with other civil rights that needed fighting for. 

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White people found a way to continue excluding blacks from voting without it being considered against the law. These were known as Jim Crow Laws, some were making people take a literacy test, property ownership, and even moral tests which ultimately continued keeping blacks from voting even though they had the right legally.

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White people found a way to continue excluding blacks from voting without it being considered against the law. These were known as Jim Crow Laws, some were making people take a literacy test, property ownership, and even moral tests which ultimately continued keeping blacks from voting even though they had the right legally.

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African American began to vocalize and enforce the injustices that being separated on transportation services because that right wasn't being given to them.

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African American began to vocalize and enforce the injustices that being separated on transportation services because that right wasn't being given to them.

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The case in the end ruled in Browns favor stating racial separation in schools is unconstitutional. This gave all children in the US an equal opportunity to get a good education for the first time.  

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The case in the end ruled in Browns favor stating racial separation in schools is unconstitutional. This gave all children in the US an equal opportunity to get a good education for the first time.  

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African Americans were being treated "equally" due to the separate but equal rule. This kept the blacks separated from the whites even in schools which put the African American kids a disadvantage because they didn't have what the white kids did. 

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African Americans were being treated "equally" due to the separate but equal rule. This kept the blacks separated from the whites even in schools which put the African American kids a disadvantage because they didn't have what the white kids did. 

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In 1968 the Fair Housing Act was put into place which didn't allow any discrimination when it came to selling or renting a home based on sexual orientation, race, and religion which was a huge step forward. 

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In 1968 the Fair Housing Act was put into place which didn't allow any discrimination when it came to selling or renting a home based on sexual orientation, race, and religion which was a huge step forward. 

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People and organizations began to recognize this as a problem and pushed to get a law put in place to protect these people from being discriminated against. Organizations like NAACP lobbied for the fair housing act. 

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People and organizations began to recognize this as a problem and pushed to get a law put in place to protect these people from being discriminated against. Organizations like NAACP lobbied for the fair housing act. 

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African Americans, LGBT, and other minorities faced struggles trying to get housing and jobs based on their race and sexual orientation, this was not seen as wrong because there were no laws in place saying otherwise so many of these people struggled. 

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African Americans, LGBT, and other minorities faced struggles trying to get housing and jobs based on their race and sexual orientation, this was not seen as wrong because there were no laws in place saying otherwise so many of these people struggled. 

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The segregation by race ended up bringing colored people of all classes together because there wasn't a separation between classes. Lots of people got involved and started marching and protesting in order to get equality for African Americans. 

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The segregation by race ended up bringing colored people of all classes together because there wasn't a separation between classes. Lots of people got involved and started marching and protesting in order to get equality for African Americans. 

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African Americans recognized the injustices they were faced with through this act which inspired another supreme court case called Brown vs the board of education.

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African Americans recognized the injustices they were faced with through this act which inspired another supreme court case called Brown vs the board of education.

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African Americans were the most affected by this topic because while everyone claimed that while it was separate it was still equal this was far from true. White people had much more privilege's. 

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African Americans were the most affected by this topic because while everyone claimed that while it was separate it was still equal this was far from true. White people had much more privilege's. 

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People started to support the marriage between same sex and races but getting them equal rights has been something the US has been fighting for up to todays day in age. In 1973, Maryland became the first state to create a law that explicitly defines marriage as a union between a man and woman. It wasn't until 2015 that same sex marriage was legal in all 50 states. 

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People started to support the marriage between same sex and races but getting them equal rights has been something the US has been fighting for up to todays day in age. In 1973, Maryland became the first state to create a law that explicitly defines marriage as a union between a man and woman. It wasn't until 2015 that same sex marriage was legal in all 50 states. 

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A event that occurred was the stonewall riots which were cause by law enforcement raided a gay club called the Stonewall Inn. This lead to six days of rioting and fighting between the police and supports and members of the gay community.  This event really is what pushed gay rights to be a big part of civil rights. 

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A event that occurred was the stonewall riots which were cause by law enforcement raided a gay club called the Stonewall Inn. This lead to six days of rioting and fighting between the police and supports and members of the gay community.  This event really is what pushed gay rights to be a big part of civil rights. 

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The LGBT community had a hard time being excepted by society and being allowed to marry heterosexually. Marriage laws also prevented people of different ethnicities to get married. Some believed these situations were caused by mental illness.

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The LGBT community had a hard time being excepted by society and being allowed to marry heterosexually. Marriage laws also prevented people of different ethnicities to get married. Some believed these situations were caused by mental illness.

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In 1963 the Equal Pay Act was brought to life which was a stepping stone for women's equality when it come to equal pay. The act made it so women and men who were doing the same work would have the same wages and ultimately start to be seen more as equals in the work force.  

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In 1963 the Equal Pay Act was brought to life which was a stepping stone for women's equality when it come to equal pay. The act made it so women and men who were doing the same work would have the same wages and ultimately start to be seen more as equals in the work force.  

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In response, women had to stand up and protest showing the inequalities they were faced. Employees would show their wages and women were always making less then men for the same amount of work.  

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In response, women had to stand up and protest showing the inequalities they were faced. Employees would show their wages and women were always making less then men for the same amount of work.  

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Women were being discriminated against based on their gender by not being paid and treated as well as men even though they were doing the same jobs as them. 

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Women were being discriminated against based on their gender by not being paid and treated as well as men even though they were doing the same jobs as them. 

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Cesar Chavez was a big activist in 1966, he led the UFW on a 300-mile march to Sacramento, the state capital, to bring the state farm workers’ problems to the attention of the entire country. The strike finally ended in 1970 when the grape growers agreed to give the pickers better pay and benefits. Other jobs then started giving the minorities better and more equal opportunities.

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Cesar Chavez was a big activist in 1966, he led the UFW on a 300-mile march to Sacramento, the state capital, to bring the state farm workers’ problems to the attention of the entire country. The strike finally ended in 1970 when the grape growers agreed to give the pickers better pay and benefits. Other jobs then started giving the minorities better and more equal opportunities.

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One of the most known movements that supported equal rights to different ethnicity was the Chicano Movement. This movement not only changed laws and working conditions for Mexican workers. It gave Mexican-Americans a voice politically and made everyone aware of how serious the discrimination was and unfair laws were. obviously there were many more protests and campaigns to gain rights for these minorities.

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One of the most known movements that supported equal rights to different ethnicity was the Chicano Movement. This movement not only changed laws and working conditions for Mexican workers. It gave Mexican-Americans a voice politically and made everyone aware of how serious the discrimination was and unfair laws were. obviously there were many more protests and campaigns to gain rights for these minorities.

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The people involved with this issue were Latin Americans and other foreign immigrants who moved to the US for a equal opportunity to make money yet the government treated them as though they were far from equal to white Americans so they didn’t get the same benefits and working conditions.

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The people involved with this issue were Latin Americans and other foreign immigrants who moved to the US for a equal opportunity to make money yet the government treated them as though they were far from equal to white Americans so they didn’t get the same benefits and working conditions.

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The LGBT had to fight for equality for a very long time after the civil rights movement. People slowly started to accept their community and treat them more equally. Gilbert Baker designed and stitched together the first rainbow flag, which he unveiled at a pride parade in 1978. However, the first legal same-sex marriage was performed on May 17, 2004 in Massachusetts which was the first state to legalize same sex marriage.

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The LGBT had to fight for equality for a very long time after the civil rights movement. People slowly started to accept their community and treat them more equally. Gilbert Baker designed and stitched together the first rainbow flag, which he unveiled at a pride parade in 1978. However, the first legal same-sex marriage was performed on May 17, 2004 in Massachusetts which was the first state to legalize same sex marriage.

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LGBT rights began being published and brought into conversation nation wide. In 1961, Illinois became the first state to get rid of its anti-sodomy laws, effectively decriminalizing homosexuality, and a local TV station in California aired the first documentary about homosexuality, called The Rejected. Even after this there was still inequality to protests and sit in took place too.

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LGBT rights began being published and brought into conversation nation wide. In 1961, Illinois became the first state to get rid of its anti-sodomy laws, effectively decriminalizing homosexuality, and a local TV station in California aired the first documentary about homosexuality, called The Rejected. Even after this there was still inequality to protests and sit in took place too.

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The people that were involved in this issue were members of the LGBT community because they were being treated unequally because of their sexual orientation 

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The people that were involved in this issue were members of the LGBT community because they were being treated unequally because of their sexual orientation 

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 People who are LGBT are being arrested for simply being open about their sexual orientations and fired for being open at their jobs.

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 People who are LGBT are being arrested for simply being open about their sexual orientations and fired for being open at their jobs.

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 Latin American immigrants and workers in the U.S. are working in difficult conditions as laborers and experiencing very poor pay, threats to their citizenship, and intimidation. 

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 Latin American immigrants and workers in the U.S. are working in difficult conditions as laborers and experiencing very poor pay, threats to their citizenship, and intimidation. 

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Women are beginning to leave the household norm and instead work in corporate and other white-collar jobs. Unfortunately, they are being treated as lesser to men, being intimidated or treated differently, being paid less, and still expected to take care of the family. 

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Women are beginning to leave the household norm and instead work in corporate and other white-collar jobs. Unfortunately, they are being treated as lesser to men, being intimidated or treated differently, being paid less, and still expected to take care of the family. 

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 Interracial and non-heterosexual relationships are a serious taboo and even illegal in many states. Certain marriage laws prevent the government licensing of certificates to interracial couples and there are no states that allow licenses being issues to LGBT couples. 

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 Interracial and non-heterosexual relationships are a serious taboo and even illegal in many states. Certain marriage laws prevent the government licensing of certificates to interracial couples and there are no states that allow licenses being issues to LGBT couples. 

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 Since Plessy V. Ferguson there has been widespread segregation and discrimination in public facilities like transportation, restaurants, and bathrooms. The segregated places are clearly not equal even though they are separate.

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 Since Plessy V. Ferguson there has been widespread segregation and discrimination in public facilities like transportation, restaurants, and bathrooms. The segregated places are clearly not equal even though they are separate.

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 Throughout the country African Americans and LGBT are being discriminated against in employment opportunities and even housing just because of their skin color or sexual orientation. There are no laws preventing such practices.

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 Throughout the country African Americans and LGBT are being discriminated against in employment opportunities and even housing just because of their skin color or sexual orientation. There are no laws preventing such practices.

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Plessy V. Ferguson has nationally allowed states to segregate school systems to keep races to their own schools. However, the schools are clearly not equal, which prevents Black communities from having equal opportunities.

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Plessy V. Ferguson has nationally allowed states to segregate school systems to keep races to their own schools. However, the schools are clearly not equal, which prevents Black communities from having equal opportunities.

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Although the 15th Amendment regulates that all states must allow citizens of all races to vote, different states have created laws that have directly kept African Americans from voting including poll taxes and literacy tests.

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Although the 15th Amendment regulates that all states must allow citizens of all races to vote, different states have created laws that have directly kept African Americans from voting including poll taxes and literacy tests.