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Race and Party Politics
On this holiday dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. , race is still a major factor in American life and politics. Since 1964, black Americans have voted consistently Democratic, but historically it was the Republicans who opposed slavery, Jim Crow and school segregation.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readOn this holiday dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., race is still a major factor in American life and politics. Since 1964, black Americans have voted consistently Democratic, but historically it was the Republicans who opposed slavery, Jim Crow and school segregation. A new book called Wrong on Race argues that contemporary Republicans are getting a bad rap and offers a recommendation. Bruce Bartlett, an aide to then-Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, is the author.
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3 of 3The Results Are In and the Races Are On- 1:39Asian, European Stocks Drop over Worry of US Economy
- 7:46Updating the Presidential Campaigns after Nevada, South Carolina
- 43:41Race and Party PoliticsYou’re reading this