美国1964 年美国民权法案(Civil Rights Act of 1964) 译者: 校对: 邓海平 阅读 38 次 文件号: PL 88-352 日期: 1962. 7. 2 88 届国会, H. R. 7152 为了 贯彻宪法所赋予的投票权, 赋予合众国的联邦地区法院对在公共膳宿处( Public Accommodations) 发生的歧视现象提供强制禁止令救济(Injunctive Relief) ...
民权法案(Civil Rights Act)是美国的一项法律,宣布因种族、肤色、宗教信仰、性别或来源国而有的歧视性行为为非法,禁止了公民投
1 美国 1964 年美国民权法案(Civil Rights Act of 1964) 译者 校对 邓海平 文件号: PL 88-352 日期: 1962.7.2 88 届国会, H.R. 7152 为了贯彻宪法所赋予的投票权 赋予合众国的联邦地区法院对在公共膳宿处 Public Accommodations 发生的歧视现象提供强制禁止令救济 Injunctive Relief 的司法管辖权 授权首席检察...
civil rights act of 1964 读音:美英 civil rights act of 1964基本解释 1964年民权法案 分词解释 civil公民的,市民的 rights认股权 act行动
美国1964年美国民权法案(CivilRightsActof1964) 译者:校对:邓海平 文件号:PL88-352 日期:1962.7.2 88届国会,H.R.7152 为了贯彻宪法所赋予的投票权,赋予合众国的联邦地区法院对在公共膳宿处(PublicAccommodations)发生的歧视现象提供强制禁止令救济(InjunctiveRelief)的司法管辖权,授权首席检察官司法部长(AttorneyGeneral...
The Civil Rights Act of 1964, which ended segregation in public places and banned employment discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin, is considered one of the crowning legislative achievements of the civil rights movement.1964年平权法案终止了公共场所的种族分离...
【答案】：《1964年民权法案第七章》(Title Ⅶ of the 1964 Civil Rights Act，简称《民权法案第七章》)是20世纪60年代首批这类法律之一。《民权法案第七章》[后修改为《1972年公平就业机会法案》(the 1972 Equal Employment Opportunity Act)]规定：雇主不能根据种族、肤色、宗教、性别、血统而加以...
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was the key legislation banning public and private discrimination against African Americans or any other racial, ethnic, or religious minority. For the first time in U.S. history, a federal law made it illegal to exclude someone from a job or a public ...
[美国中学读物] 1964人权宣言,种族隔离的终结 MAH - The Civil Rights Act of 1964--An End to Racial Segregation 热度: Rosa Parks Mother of the Civil Rights Movement罗萨公园的民权运动之母 热度: Civil Rights Movement - the riverside unified school district's student 民权运动-滨江学区和# 39的学生...
Tells the story (in the participants' own words) of how a determined southern filibuster was turned back in the U.S. Senate and the 1964 Civil Rights Act made into law.This book details, in a series of first-person accounts, how Hubert Humphrey and other dedicated civil rights supporters ...