The 1964 Civil Rights Bill Explained in 8 Minutes

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The 1964 Civil Rights Bill was the most significant piece of legislation in 20th century US history - this video explains the background to civil rights strife during the 1950s and 1960s, and outlines how the bill was eventually passed.

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