There's a terrific Twain quote about reading the news. Paraphrasing: if you don't read the news you're uninformed, but if you read the news you're misinformed.

What gave black Americans the right to vote was not a bill, so you may be in the latter category at least regarding that claim. Kirk does seem to have been against the Civil Rights Bill. This is a position I hadn't considered but could probably steel man decently given the fact that so many govt interventions tend to have the opposite of their intended effect (Inflation Reduction Act, Patriot Act, Bank Secrecy Act, etc).

Have you listened to Kirk yourself or are you going by what someone else is saying?

(I'm still genuinely open to you being right on your other claims. I'm currently trying to piece together what Kirk stood for and his views.)

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Yes ive listened to charlie kirk. He was an intelligent and well spoken person, who knew how to be persuasive about his Christian white nationalism. Unfortunately it is well documented what he stood for. Yes, you are correct. Its a piece of legislation, not a bill (bill being for proposals) that made it possible for equal voting rights and contributing to dismantling the jim crow laws. Yes some legislations are terrible, but that doesn’t mean all are.

If it's well documented you'll surely then have no issue finding primary source material, because I sure have tried.