The passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ended racial segregation in the United States.

The Return of Segregation? Power, Fear, and a World Without Black and Brown People #segregation #racialjustice #blackamerican #historytok #uspolitics #fyp #viral #breakingnews #UnitedStates #fypp #ashleytheebarroness #trump #USA

A Nanny & Child on a “Whites Only” Bench — A Powerful Photo from Apartheid South Africa (1956)

Segregation in the South as Witnessed by Phyllis Thomas (1964) #nyc #nychistory

Rosa Parks: The Moment That Sparked the Civil Rights Revolution

This Day in History | December 1, 1955 — Rosa Parks #CivilRights #ThisDayInHistory #blackhistory

She Says Integration Made Southern People Feel Powerless.

Malcolm X distinguished “separation” from “segregation,” defining separation as Black people voluntarily creating independent communities with their own control over politics, economics, education, and institutions, free from white oversight—unlike segregation, which he saw as whites imposing inferior conditions on Black areas while retaining dominance. #MalcolmX #seperation #elijahmuhammad #panafricanism #donsarchives