The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was signed into law July 2, 1964 by President Lyndon Baines Johnson, the namesake of NASA¹s Johnson Space Center.
NASA employees and retirees from around the Nation join together to share their stories as they remember the past, discuss diversity and look forward to future progress.
NASA celebrates 50 years of Civil Rights progress
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14 responses to “NASA celebrates 50 years of Civil Rights progress”
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I was born in 1968, a year of revolution, social turbulence and challenge of traditional ideas.
The 60s was a decade of hope, optimism and belief that almost anything was possible! -
Watched the movie "12 years a slave" just yesterday.
Fucking hell we've come a long way compared to those times.
Looking at the situation today gives hope in a big way. -
why not celebrate 50 years of individuals not particular groups
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1555
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Gee I wonder if the person running NASA's Youtube channel is black….
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Leftists ruin everything they touch.
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And now, even NASA has been politicized. Glad to see that all tools of the government are being used to "fundamentally transform" America
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Well done! Even as a contractor, I am proud to be a part of this organization.
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Congratulations and a beautiful video NASA 🙂
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What about the space program sticking to space? Isn't that what they're paid to do.
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NASA emang RECSELL!!
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i love how corporations or certain government agencies / parties love to pretend that they were pro – civli rights and anti – racist back then. even though the establishment greatly opposed it and it only got the momentum it did because of grass root groups
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Hippys and libtards ruin everything they touch. this is an example
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bellissimo…alla fine non sono riuscito a trattenere le lacrime!!
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