this picture shows a white and african american standing together protesting that blacks and whites should be equal [source: all that's interesting]
Removal of Segregation
Rights and Responsibilities
Change
The removal of segregation:
When they removed segregation, they signed into law, on July 2, 1964, the Civil Rights Act of 1964. This outlawed segregation in all forms of businesses; such as theaters, restaurants, and hotels. Additionally, it banned discriminatory practices, in public places. For example: swimming pools, libraries, and public schools. This change, through their forced responsibilties, allowed African American families and individuals to coexist similarly to American citizens.
both races attending school together after the removal of segregation [source: washington post.com]