The Reagan Presidency and the Politics of Race

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The book delves into Reagan's controversial efforts to limit federal enforcement of civil rights laws, highlighting key initiatives such as his attempts to reform affirmative action by banning mandatory hiring goals for minorities and women. It also examines his veto of the Civil Rights Restoration Act, showcasing the political implications of these actions on civil rights during his presidency. Through this analysis, Laham provides insight into the complexities and consequences of Reagan's conservative agenda.