<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ke hobaneng ha Molao oa Litokelo Tsa Botho oa 1964 o le bohlokoa.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain why the 1964 Civil Rights Act is important. . Response in English: The 1964 Civil Rights Act is an incredibly important piece of legislation in US history due to its impact on racial inequality and discrimination. Before its passage, racial segregation and discrimination were widespread, especially in the southern states. African Americans, despite technically having the same rights as other citizens on paper, were routinely denied access to jobs, education, public accommodations, and voting rights. The Civil Rights Act, which was signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson, prohibited discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, and national origin in employment and public accommodations. Title VII of the act specifically outlawed employment discrimination and created the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to investigate claims and enforce the law. The act also had provisions to prevent discrimination in voter registration and provided for the desegregation of schools and public facilities. This legislation has had a significant and lasting impact on American society, breaking down institutional barriers and promoting equality and justice for all citizens, regardless of race. It paved the way for further civil rights advancements and remains an important symbol of the ongoing struggle for racial equality in the United States.In summary, the 1964 Civil Rights Act was important because it helped to end segregation and discrimination based on race and other factors, promote equal opportunities in employment, education and voting rights, and marked a turning point in the fight for civil rights and social justice in the US. . Response in Sesotho: Molao oa Litokelo tsa Botho oa 1964 ke karolo ea molao ea bohlokoa ka mokhoa o makatsang nalaneng ea US ka lebaka la phello ea eona ho se lekane ha merabe le khethollo. Pele e feta, khethollo ea morabe le khethollo e ne e atile, haholo-holo linaheng tse ka boroa. MaAmerika a Amerika, leha a na le litokelo tse tšoanang le tsa baahi ba bang pampiring, khafetsa ba ne ba haneloa ho fumana mesebetsi, thuto, bolulo ba sechaba le litokelo tsa ho vouta. Molao oa Litokelo Tsa Botho, o ileng oa tekenoa hore e be molao ke Mopresidente Lyndon B. Johnson, o ile oa thibela khethollo e thehiloeng morabe, mala, bolumeli, bong le bochaba mosebetsing le bolulong ba sechaba. Sehlooho sa VII sa molao se ne se hanetse khethollo ea mesebetsi ka ho khetheha me se thehile Komisi ea Equal Employment Opportunity ho fuputsa likopo le ho phethahatsa molao. Molao ona o ne o boetse o na le lipehelo tsa ho thibela khethollo boingolisong ba bakhethi hape o fane ka tumello ea ho aroloa ha likolo le litsebeletso tsa sechaba. Molao ona o bile le phello e kholo le e tšoarellang sechabeng sa Amerika, ho theola mekoallo ea mekhatlo le ho khothaletsa tekano le toka bakeng sa baahi bohle, ho sa tsotelehe morabe. E ile ea bula tsela bakeng sa tsoelo-pele e eketsehileng ea litokelo tsa botho me e ntse e le letšoao la bohlokoa la ntoa e tsoelang pele ea teka-tekano ea merabe United States. Ka kakaretso, Molao oa Litokelo tsa Botho oa 1964 o ne o le bohlokoa hobane o ile oa thusa ho felisa karohano le khethollo e thehiloeng morabe le lintlha tse ling, ho khothalletsa menyetla e lekanang ea mosebetsi, thuto le litokelo tsa ho vouta, me e ile ea bontša phetoho ea phetoho ea ho loanela litokelo tsa botho le toka ea sechaba. naheng ea US. 