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What was President Kennedy's position on civil rights? He was an open supporter of black civil rights. Civil rights were always at the head of his agenda. While he supporte…

What was President Kennedy's position on civil rights? He was an open supporter of black civil rights. Civil rights were always at the head of his agenda. While he supporte…
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What was President Kennedy's position on civil rights?

He was an open supporter of black civil rights.
Civil rights were always at the head of his agenda.
While he supported civil rights, he hoped the states would settle the issue.
He opposed civil rights legislation.

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