Ever since the Civil War, civil rights for negros was reconized as a serious problem, but many thought it was only an issue in the South. The segragation of busses, schools and other public facilities illustrated the seriousness of the problem, and a major descripency between the South and the rest of the US. The situtation was so bad in the South that it took the attention from racial inequalities in other parts of the US. Civil rights was so conc

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