In a nation once divided by color, today’s America finds itself torn apart by ideology — a new kind of great divide that’s reshaping how we see one another. From the Civil Rights Era to Modern America great divide In the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, the divide in America was unmistakable — Black versus White, segregation versus equality, oppression versus justice. It was a time when brave individuals risked everything to make this country live up to its promise. The battles weren’t fought behind screens or hashtags; they were fought in the streets, in courtrooms, and on the steps of schools and churches. Names like Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King…