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(Outdated) The History of Civil Rights in the US and Canada
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June 21, 2019
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June 21, 2019
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22,131
5,977
3.34%
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This video maps out the progress of civil rights movements in the US and Canada regarding of abolishing slavery, minority rights, women's rights, and LGBT+ rights. Not every aspect can be shown.
Important note: segregation laws existed before 1871 but aren't shown until then to avoid cluttering the map.
13th Amendment: Ended legal slavery.
14th Amendment: All citizens are equal under the law.
15th Amendment: You can vote regardless of race.
19th Amendment: Women can vote.
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