Bob Woodson clarifies that the goal of the early Civil Rights Movement was desegregation—the removal of legal barriers—rather than forced integration. Mo Facts uses this to bridge the "generational war" between Boomers and Millennials, explaining that the fight was for the dignity of being treated as a human being. They also touch on the shift in parenting and school discipline, noting that the end of "spankings" marked a major change in community structure.
