<prompt> Hlalosa morero oa Molao oa Litokelo Tsa Botho oa 1964.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the purpose of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. . Response in English: The 1964 Civil Rights Act was landmark legislation in the United States that aimed to end discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. Passed by Congress and signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson, the act prohibited segregation in public places, and banned employment discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin. It addressed long-standing issues of racial and gender inequality, and sought to create a more fair and just society. At the time, discrimination against African Americans and other minorities was widespread, and the Civil Rights Act represented a major step forward in the fight for equal rights and opportunities for all Americans. . Response in Sesotho: Molao oa Litokelo Tsa Botho oa 1964 e ne e le molao oa bohlokoa United States o neng o reretsoe ho felisa khethollo e thehiloeng morabe, mala, bolumeli, bong kapa bochaba. E fetisitsoe ke Congress mme e saennoe hore e be molao ke Mopresidente Lyndon B. Johnson, ketso eo e ile ea thibela khethollo libakeng tsa sechaba, me ea thibela khethollo ea mesebetsi ho latela morabe, mmala, bolumeli, bong kapa bochaba. E ile ya shebana le dintlha tsa nako e telele tsa ho se lekane ha merabe le bong, mme ya batla ho theha setjhaba se hlokang leeme le se nang le toka. Ka nako eo, khethollo khahlanong le Maafrika a Amerika le lihlopha tse ling tse nyenyane li ne li atile, me Molao oa Litokelo tsa Botho o ne o emela mohato o moholo oa ho loanela litokelo tse lekanang le menyetla ea Maamerika kaofela. 