Chapter 9: Early Civil Rights and American Liberalism

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Chapter 9 Early Civil Rights and American Liberalism
School Segregation in California
Hernandez v. Texas
LULAC and the American GI ForumMake Progress
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Abstract

Following the end of World War II, America went through a significant social change, as the experiences of the war redefined the new racial norm in the United States. Segregation remained a part of America's military forces. However, racial norms had started to change as a result of the experiences of those who had not only fought overseas, but also worked in the defense factories at home, where Blacks and whites worked alongside one another.

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