In May 1963, civil rights leaders met in New York City with Attorney General Robert Kennedy. What message did they give the president’s brother about the pace of federal government response to racial inequality? What was Robert Kennedy’s response?
In 1958, civil rights leaders, including A. Philip Randolph and Martin Luther King, Jr., met with President Eisenhower. What did they advise him to do about U.S. racial inequality? What was Eisenhower’s response?
After the Civil War, to keep African Americans afraid and “in their place,” what did racist whites in the South do on average once every three or four days?