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The Civic Legacy of the Civil Rights Era: Exploring the Values of a Movement

The Civil Rights movement was a demonstration of civic-political participation promoting relationships within and across social groups in America. What Americans inherited from the Civil Rights era were laws, practices, and policies that strengthen social ties among citizens. Our inheritance was significantly enriched by the civic values that emerged from this era. In this study, a sample of 55 participants was assigned to focus groups to discuss the civic values of the Civil Rights era. The qualitative responses illustrate that trust and our political voices are very important and identify issues with power and an ability to move freely through society.