the first draft of the civil rights act\nallowed southern states to continue jim crow laws.\ncalled for a…

the first draft of the civil rights act\nallowed southern states to continue jim crow laws.\ncalled for a \great society\ to honor civil rights.\nallowed segregation to continue in some public locations.\ncalled for more protections for african american voting rights.

the first draft of the civil rights act\nallowed southern states to continue jim crow laws.\ncalled for a \great society\ to honor civil rights.\nallowed segregation to continue in some public locations.\ncalled for more protections for african american voting rights.

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The first - draft of the Civil Rights Act was a weaker version. It allowed segregation to continue in some public locations. Jim Crow laws were not allowed to continue by the Civil Rights Act. The "Great Society" was an initiative of Lyndon B. Johnson not related to the first draft of the Civil Rights Act. The Voting Rights Act focused more on African - American voting rights specifically, not the first draft of the Civil Rights Act.

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allowed segregation to continue in some public locations.