True History of Civil Rights
Support - Republicans 94% / Democrats 35%
1854 Republican Party
formed to "Stop the spread of slavery", Democratic Party was
Pro-Slavery.
1854 Republican Party
Opposes Kansas-Nebraska Act upholding slavery.
1863 Abraham Lincoln
(Republican) issues Emancipation Proclamation to free the slaves.
1865 13th Amendment
passes abolishing slavery - Republicans 100% / Democrats 23%
1865 KKK launches as
the "Terrorist Arm" of the Democratic Party
1866 Republican Party
passes Civil Rights Act for freed slaves
1868 14th Amendment
makes freed slave US Citizens - Republicans 94% / Democrats 0%
1870 15th Amendment
passes for slaves to vote - Republicans 100% / Democrats 0%
1871 Republicans pass
The Anti-KKK Act
1875 First Anti-Ciscrimination
Law in America - Republicans 99% / Democrats 0%
1909 NAACP is created
by three Republicans; Mary White Ovington, William English Walling
and Henry Moskowitz.
1914 Democrat President
Woodrow Wilson segregates Federal Gov & US Military
1915 Democrats showcase
first movie ever shown in the White House "Birth of a Nation"
praising the KKK
1922 Republicans pass
first Anti-Lynching Law - Republicans 92% / 18%
1957 First Civil Rights
Law in 82 years - Republicans 92% / Democrats 54%
1960 Civil Rights Act
of 1960 - Republicans 93% / Democrats 68%
1963
Republican Martin Luther King Jr. gives his "I Have A Dream Speech"
1964 Civil Rights Act
of 1964 - Republicans 80% / Democrats 63%
1964 Democrat Lyndon B.
Johnson exclaims: "I'll have those ni__ers voting Democratic
for the next 200 years" via dependency on the democrat party,
training African Americans to pull a voter lever like a walrus doing
tricks for fish.
1983
Martin Luther King Day signed into law by Republican President
Ronald Reagan
1990
Americans with Disabilities Act signed by Republican George H W Bush
1991
Civil Rights Act of 1991 signed by Republican George H W Bush
Note:
Both 1990 & 1991 Acts are recognized as the most Pro-Civil Rights
Acts in decades
2007
Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act pushed by George W. Bush, to
create a citizenship path for undocumented immigrants as well as
guest workers. Act was derailed by Democrats |