Johnson focused on passing civil rights legislation from "summary" of The Promise by Jonathan Alter
Johnson was determined to push through civil rights legislation, despite the political risks involved. He saw it as a crucial step in fulfilling the promises of equality and justice for all Americans, especially African Americans who had long been denied their rights. Johnson understood the significance of this moment in history and was willing to put his own political future on the line to make it happen. As a former teacher in a segregated school in Texas, Johnson had witnessed firsthand the injustices faced by African Americans in the South. This personal experience fueled his passion for civil rights reform and drove him to take bold action as President. He knew that the time for change was now, and he was not willing to let anything stand in his way. Despite facing opposition from both sides of the political aisle, Johnson remained steadfast in his commitment to passing civil rights legislation. He used his formidable political skills to navigate the complex web of interests in Congress and build ...
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