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The Struggle Continues, 1964,ulfil his campaign pledge to introduce legislation guaranteeing civil rights. Black Americans were relieved when it became clear that the next Administration would continue Kennedy’s efforts. On 27 November, the new President, Lyndon Johnson, declared in his first address to Congress: ‘No memorial o

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Selma and the Voting Rights Act of 1965,llot. In 1960, SCLC inaugurated the Crusade for Citizenship, a voter registration drive in the South. Although the Civil Rights Act of 1964 dealt a lethal blow to segregation, it did not guarantee the constitutional right to vote. Having perfected the method of militant nonviolent direct action to a

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A New Direction: Chicago, 1966,nt, inadequate housing and schools, family deterioration and police brutality. The advances of the previous decade had not resolved the American Dilemma; in fact, its resolution would require deeper social and economic changes than most white Americans were willing to tolerate. Public opinion polls

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James A. Colaiaco.7 zu diskutieren. Es kann vorteilhaft sein, sich zum Beispiel bei Studenten der angewandten Mathematik auf den algorithmischen Aspekt zu konzentrieren, oder bei Lehrerstudenten auf die Fundamentaleigenschaft von Skeletten. Der Rest des Kapitels ist als Anreicherung gedacht und kann als Ausgangspunk

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