What would happen if there was no civil rights movement?

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There would be no civil rights moment because it would have never happened. Blacks would have no rights to this day. They would still be segregated. The United States would not be the same. After arrest, Blacks were mostly detained until trial in New York, while the whites were not at all. Also, the schools would still be the same. No blacks allowed only whites. And white people wouldn't be able to hang out with blacks.

garik1379 [7]3 years ago

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Well the civil rights movement would have never happened. Blacks would still be segregated. The U.S wouldn't be the same. ... After arrest, blacks are mostly detained until trial in New York, while whites aren't Jafar Beydoun, a student at Unis Middle School, said that the U.S would be widely segregated.

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