How did the 1946 governors race impact the civil rights movement in georgia?

Answer:In 1964, the Civil Rights Act banned all forms of racial discrimination across the nation. Another act in 1965 strengthened prohibitions against policies designed to prevent Blacks from voting.

As a major Southern state, Georgia played a major role in the national Civil Rights Movement, aimed at ending racial segregation ... Desegregation campaigns were particularly successful in places like Savannah, were campaigns led by W. W.