On the opposition of racial integration of public places the members of congress who signed the southern manifesto on integration argue that the supreme court's opinion in the brown case in 1954 was invalid.
When the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954 that segregation in public schools was unconstitutional, the Manifesto was written as a response. Among the Jim Crow laws that governed the Southern United States at the time, school segregation policies were among the longest-lasting and best-known.
19 US senators and 82 southern representatives all signed the manifesto. The whole Congressional delegations were signatories.
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Answer:
It changes because they don't/can't feel how the celebrity feels when people spread hate.
Explanation:
Think of Donald Trump and how every time he tried to make the world a better place he ended up getting hate comments because of he views the world.
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