is there still justification for a civil rights movement in the united states? Support answers with specific s

Question

is there still justification for a civil rights movement in the united states? Support answers with specific statistics and evidence?

Answer 1

from personal experience
seeking employment as an elementary teacher within a public school system:
preference is given to:
men and women of color
gays and lesbians (politically correct)
handicapped people

leaving white males as the new silent minority.

Answer 2

Civil rights movements do participate and enact control as well as legacy to dependable commitment and tribunes.
They are not amiable to intention or can be trusted with results because they come from the knowledge rights are part of society not vice versa.
Society makes the rules in participation, so many times it does not stand trial or perjury, yet does enable locals to defend, so it is not entirely justifiable to see into civil rights just because they agree on pardon, not respect.
This is exactly the measure to bribes, they are quite adorable until someone gets into anarchy or harassment. An open or healthy people is bound by honor to act upon consciusness and respect both.
There are already some laws and ammendments on constitution, so other forms of derelict are not competent except with farming projects as loan boundary, unless of course one or more ammendments are renewed or taken down, for licensing and distress of union.
Bye.

Answer 3

Just listen to the way some people talk. Look at some of the posts on this board and you will see that it is indeed necessary.

An example is in the 2000 election in Florida ballots in precints where most of the voters are black if someone marked their ballot wrong they would not get it back for a do over. In the pimarily white precints they almost always got their ballot back.

Answer 4

The next civil rights movement is underway; our rights and civil liberties are in danger of being sold to the highest bidder by our lobby-loving government. There continues to be racial inequality compounded with the growing diversity of the country, plus the added dimension of human civil rights being endangered, sacrificing many to profit few.