Why did john f. kennedy consider civil rights a moral crisis for the nation?

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Kunjan · Answer 1 · 2018-12-30T13:10:20+0000

Because violation of civil rights is violation of freedom, whereas the American Nation declared freedom and equality for all citizens. The discrimination resulted in economical and educational problems as well.

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