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3.Why did Franklin D. Roosevelt remain uncommitted to full civil rights for African Americans?

3.Why did Franklin D. Roosevelt remain uncommitted to full civil rights for African Americans?
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3.Why did Franklin D. Roosevelt remain uncommitted to full civil rights for African Americans?

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Roosevelt was never fully committed to full civil rights for African-Americans because he was afraid of upsetting white Democrats in the South.

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