Synonyms for civil rights
civil rights

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1. civil rights

   Synonyms:
   45 CFR Part 80, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VI

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1. John Bel Edwards:

   First of all, I'm not comfortable in saying that I'm happy with the time that has elapsed. But I'm aware that there are reasons for that. And there's an approach that has been taken for as long as anybody can remember when you have criminal investigations that are ongoing, as to the sequence of events, and whether that continues to be the most appropriate approach to that I'm not sure, i do know that it is a matter of public record once the authorities who are conducting the investigations, which happen to be the DA and Union Parish, but also the US Department of Justice for civil rights violation.

2. Pussy Riot:

   Honestly, I think Kylian Mbappe.Tolokonnikova would have to ask about people who are detained today in Russia, for example about civil rights activists who were detained... who faced arrest... just because they made an action on the field.

3. Nathan Deal:

   Governor Sanders showed true leadership and character by supporting civil rights for all during a time when many were not, His lasting positive impact on our state will be felt by many future generations of Georgians.

4. College Board:

   No one is excluded from this course: the Black artists and inventors whose achievements have come to light; the Black women and men, including gay Americans, who played pivotal roles in the Civil Rights movements; and people of faith from all backgrounds who contributed to the antislavery and Civil Rights causes. Everyone is seen.

5. Barbara Arnwine:

   A very important part of the lexicon of civil rights law is that you cannot create a hostile environment where you make it so people of different races or religions or women feel they can't function at your institution without being subjected to unlawful discrimination.