Section 4
Civil Rights of Other Specific Groups
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Policies regarding immigration, language, and voting are modern-day civil rights issues that affect Latinos living in the United States.
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Civil Rights controversies surrounding Asian Americans include early immigration restrictions and xenophobia during the Second World War.
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Historical policies of American expansion have infringed upon the rights of Native Americans and have lead to long-term inequality.
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Disabled Americans face limited access to public places and institutions that civil rights legislation seeks to address.
The elderly, or senior citizens, are vulnerable to civil rights abuses due to a propensity for sickness, disability, and poverty.
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Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning (LGBTQ) people have attained many civil protections, but are still subject to discrimination.
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Immigrants are vulnerable to civil rights violations, often due to low socioeconomic status, language barriers, or xenophobia.