Question

Do you believe that it is fair to say that that shift in support from the Democrats to the Republicans in the south was entirely about opposition to Civil Rights by southern whites or is there a logical case to be made that much of the Civil Rights movement eroded what was viewed as "traditional American values?"

Answer 1

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was one of the most significant achievements of the civil rights movement, as it increased economic and social mobility for African-Americans across the country and outlawed racial discrimination, allowing religious minorities, women, low-income families, and African-Americans greater access to resources.

How do Civil rights impact traditional American values?

The civil rights movement aided in the emergence of a national crisis that forced the federal government to intervene to overturn segregation laws in southern states, restore African-American voting rights, and eliminate legal discrimination in housing, education, and employment.

The connection between American "exceptionalism" and international law According to Keys, the popularity of human rights in the 1970s was fueled "in large part by the international roots of human rights protection through international agreements, as well as the fact that human rights were aligned with traditional American values."

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