Throughout history town hall meetings have used as the best method for individuals of a community to talk and discuss important issues and concerns they themselves and their community may have. In this case the issue at large isn't just pertaining to a single community or an individual, but a whole nation facing arguably one of the most debated issues in American history to date; segregation. ... One of the more vocal members of this town hall meeting to speak on behalf of segregation was Alabama Governor George Wallace. During his speech Wallace continuously calls on to the people of Al...

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In the next few pages of this report I will inform you of the history, political significance, and current applications of this core democratic value. ... Federal examiners could supervise elections in states with a history of discrimination. By January, 1966, more than 90,000 new African American voters had been registered to vote in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and South Carolina. ... In conclusion of this report about the history of inequality in the United States and how it progressed to equality. ...

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