In the later 1960s l, alice walker, novelist, and author of the color purple, wrote an essay entitled “the civil right movement: what good was it? ” how would you answer her question today? what good has resulted from the civil rights movement?

Question: in the later 1960s l, Alice Walker, novelist, and author of the color purple, wrote an essay entitled “the civil right movement: What good was it?”  

•How would you answer her question today?  

•What good has resulted from the civil rights movement?  

The Civil Rights Movement of 1964, helped in many ways. It gave the following results: It banned employment discrimination, which was classified by race, color, religion, sex or national origin and ended the pattern of segregation of public facilities and it created a huge breakthrough in equal-rights for African Americans and people in general.  

Explanation: Before the Civil Rights Movement, it was difficult for African-Americans to identify and establish their rights. That is why, for many African-Americans, the Civil Rights Movement developed a life purpose and helped progress African-Americans’ rights and status in society. Many people argued that the Civil Rights Movement was not helpful and that it caused conflict due to the fact that most African-Americans are still employed or stuck in low-level jobs but those effects were only temporary. Later, many began to notice that for many African-Americans and even different races, the Civil Rights Movement gave and created purpose in their lives. In ''The Civil Rights Movement: What Good Was it'', Alice Walker mentions that the Movement brought her to life and set out a spark in everyone’s life.  

he was in office from 1929 to 1933 and served as a reform governor, promoting programs to combat the economic crisis besetting the united states at the time. in the 1932 presidential election, roosevelt defeated republican president herbert hoover in a landslide.

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