The Presidency and Civil Rights - Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt
Historian Allida Black opened the conference by examining how civil rights issues were handled in the Roosevelt administration and the Roosevelts' role in the watershed event that featured Marian Anderson singing at the Lincoln Memorial. This conference examined key moments in the civil rights movement during five American presidencies -- from Roosevelt to Johnson. A final panel examined contemporary civil rights struggles in the years after the signing of the Civil Rights Act. Brought to you by special sponsorship from Bingham McCutchen LLP. Copyright: John F. Kennedy Library Foundation

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The Presidency and Civil Rights - Truman and Eisenhower

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50th Anniversary of the White House Tour with Jacqueline Kennedy

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National Treasure: How the Declaration of Independence Made America

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2026 JFK Profile in Courage Award Ceremony

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50th PEN/Hemingway Award Celebration

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In Pursuit with Colleen Shogan

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An Irish Perspective on America250 with Ambassador Geraldine Byrne Nason

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Choosing to be Brave: Voices from the Twin Cities

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Ali Allawi and Peter Galbraith on the US troop surge in Iraq

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Jacqueline Kennedy: Historic Conversations

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Climate Change, Survival, and Deepening Our Humanity with Toshi Reagon

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2026 Profile in Courage Award Ceremony: Jerome Powell Full Speech

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2026 Profile in Courage Award Ceremony: Jack Schlossberg Full Speech

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