Evolution of Segregation in Roanoke
Explore the changes in residential segregation in Roanoke over 50 years.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned racial discrimination, marking a turning point in American history. However, despite legislative advancements, segregation lines have persisted.
Racial segregation remains a significant issue in Roanoke, considered one of the most racially divided cities in Virginia. According to the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, Roanoke is the fifth-most segregated locality in the state.
By law, segregation had come to an end.
Author's summary: Roanoke's segregation lines persist despite reforms.
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