Segregation finally did come to an end and communities, schools, and other public places finally came into multiracial and multicultural places. What would have happened if such extreme segregation was still around today and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 didn't pass and the case of Brown v Board of Education had a different result? Brown v Board of Education was a court case, in which the court emphasized that the rights protected belong to each and every individual, not to the group to which he or she may belong. If segregation were still around today, the country would be completely different. Blacks would be more suppressed would which would lead to more inner city violence and more and more distinct ghettos in urban America. It could also be argued that all education could be lower cause there would half to be more schools to build and that cost would low! er the change of anyone getting a quality education, besides most public schools have a hard enough time dealing with there budget. These two items may be the most influential characteristics that this country has ever had. They both effect everyone at anytime at any given situation in present day America. To take either one of these things away in America or to go back on how we did things in the past would be not be ignorant but stupid. It would unnecessary and very damaging to the citizens of this country. They both are responsible for the American Dream, which is the reason way so many people flew to our country. It puts us on a pedestal in front of the entire world and sets the standards for the rest of the countries. Without Capitalism and the changes that ended the Jim Crow era could we call ourselves the United States, should we call ourselves the United States....
