The Civil Rights Act of 1957 strengthened federal institutions for investigating and challenging voting-rights violations. It established a Commission on Civil Rights and authorized additional enforcement measures. Pressure from civil rights movements helped make exclusion a national issue, while the law’s limited reach and resistance to enforcement left major barriers intact.
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