Over the past century, Black Americans and Mexican Americans have overcome many obstacles to achieve and protect equal rights. In 3–5 sentences, evaluate which policy, movement, or Supreme Court case you feel was the most significant in the fight for equality. make it as small as possible and make it 3 sentences
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The Civil Rights Movement was the most significant in the fight for equality, as it led to legislative changes protecting the rights of Black Americans. The Brown v. Board of Education case was also crucial in desegregating schools and dismantling systemic racism. Additionally, the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 helped ensure equal access to the ballot for Black Americans and other minority groups.
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