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The purpose of this act was to ensure citizenship to all people born in the United States to have certain unalienable rights.
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In an attempt to protect Black men this act was enacted to allowed the president to give out a suspension of a writ of habeas corpus. This meant that Klan members could be detained with out coming in front of a court of law.
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It prohibited Racial discrimination in public facilities such as restaurants and public transportation.
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The law set up a Commission on Civil Rights to investigate civil rights violations. It also set a Civil Rights division with in the department of justice. Its final addition was authorizing the prosecution to those who had violated the right to vote for United States citizen's.
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The law established federal inspection of local voter registration polls and introduced penalties to those who attempted to block voter registration.
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This law made it so the discrimination on race, color, sex, national origin, sexual orientation and gender identity were illegal. This also applied to hiring, promotion or firing.
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It prohibited the discriminatory voting practices that were rampant in the south.
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This law prohibits the discrimination concerning the sale, rental or financing of homes based upon the person's race, religion, national, origin and sex
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