One dude. Of course there are problematic people in both parties that do not define the parties but are still accepted by the parties for whatever reason. Denying that the democratic party in the 40's - mid 60's south has little to nothing in common with the democratic party we see today though is bananas. There are maps showing voting shifts where the entire region basically flipped after the passage of the civil rights law. Strom was the torch bearer of the flip... he would still be promoting segration in congress if he were alive today.
So you believe the South started going conservative because it was giving minority rights?
In essence you're saying that southern raciat came to the conservative party.... the party that fought for blacks, and women to be able to vote because of the passing of civil rights laws?