President Reagan's approach to civil rights was often criticized for being inadequate. His administration rolled back some affirmative action policies and opposed the extension of the Voting Rights Act. However, he did appoint a number of minorities to prominent positions, including the first female Supreme Court Justice, Sandra Day O'Connor, and made efforts to promote economic opportunities through initiatives like the Urban Enterprise Zones. Reagan's legacy in civil rights remains a complex and debated topic.
end some affirmative action programs
To End Some Affrimitive Action Programs.
He had a house in the L.A. area and ranch near Santa Barbara.
Civil Rights
civil rights
Answer 1: The greatest problem in the area of civil rights is in racial profiling Blacks. Answer 2: I disagree. I think the biggest issues facing civil rights today are rights for GLBT people - especially transgender people who are criminalized for simply using the bathroom.
President John F. Kennedy and his administration finally began to support the civil rights movement after the Birmingham Campaign of 1963. He signed the Civil Rights Act in response to the highly publicized and violent confrontations of the campaign.
Ronald Reagan worked a lifeguard in the summers at a swimming area on the Rock River while he was in high school and college.
No, circumstances intervened and Civil Rights (Little Rock) may have overclouded even his contribution to the national transportation system (The Interstate Highway System.)
The US President was Ronald Reagan. The surname is variously Reagan, Regan, and Ragan.The female given name is often Regan, ocasionally Reghan.The common term, a chemical compound, is a reagent.The term synonymous with a geographical area is a region.
He sought a Fair Deal which inluded universal health care, repeal of the anti-union Taft-Hartley act which had been passed over his veto and sweeping changes in the area of Civil Rights.
Identification of ACTUAL issues, and not focusing on false issues.