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Kennedy struggled with civil rights issues from "summary" of The Promise by Jonathan Alter

Kennedy's stance on civil rights was a complex and challenging issue during his presidency. He faced pressure from both sides of the political spectrum, as well as from within his own administration. At first, Kennedy was cautious in his approach to civil rights, fearing a backlash from Southern Democrats in Congress. However, as the civil rights movement gained momentum, Kennedy began to feel the pressure to take a more proactive stance. Kennedy's relationship with civil rights leaders was also strained at times. While he admired the courage and determination of activists like Martin Luther King Jr., he was often frustrated by their demands for immediate change. Kennedy was torn between his desire to uphold the rule of law and his commitmen...
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    The Promise

    Jonathan Alter

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