Independently Published The Hostile Takeover Of America's Moral Disciplines And Values

Explore a deep analysis of the United States Constitution and the perceived civil rights disparity occurring 55 years after the Civil Rights Act of 1964. This book examines the evolution of American moral disciplines and the legal landscape surrounding constitutional rights. This work provides a perspective on how national values and legal frameworks have shifted over several decades. It is a significant addition for readers interested in law, history, and the ongoing discussions regarding civil rights and constitutional application in the modern era. By looking back at the milestones of the 1960s and comparing them to current societal structures, the text offers a detailed look at the state of American legal principles today.