World War II and American Racial Politics

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The book explores the profound impact of World War II on racial attitudes in America and the subsequent presidential responses to civil rights issues. It delves into how the war catalyzed changes in societal views on race and highlights key moments in the evolution of civil rights policy during this transformative period. Through detailed analysis, the author reveals the complex interplay between wartime experiences and the push for racial equality in the post-war era.