Civil Rights Act (1964)
Segregation? Canceled. The Civil Rights Act was America’s overdue patch update for equality. It outlawed discrimination by race, color, religion, sex, or national origin — basically making Jim Crow go bye-bye. Some say it fulfilled the Constitution’s promise; others say it just started the real fight. Either way, it’s top-tier legislation that changed everything.
Civil Rights Act (1964)'s Rankings
U.S. Legislation
Rank: #3 (see rankings)
Win Rate: 52.6%
Streak: ❄️ 2-match losing streak
Best matchups (highest win rate)
- Civil Rights Act (1964) vs Affordable Care Act (2010) - Wins 97.7% of battles
- Civil Rights Act (1964) vs Social Security Act (1935) - Wins 66.7% of battles
- Civil Rights Act (1964) vs Emancipation Proclamation (1863) - Wins 66.7% of battles
Worst matchups (lowest win rate)
- Civil Rights Act (1964) vs U.S. Constitution (1787) - Loses 90.0% of battles
- Civil Rights Act (1964) vs Bill of Rights (1791) - Loses 82.4% of battles
- Civil Rights Act (1964) vs Nineteenth Amendment (1920) - Loses 71.4% of battles