Fifty years ago today, a nation changed forever. As we reflect back on the assassination of one of the most fascinating figures of the twentieth century, we must not forget the giant strides President John F. Kennedy made for civil rights during his short time in office. Among the most noteworthy accomplishments were his urgency in introducing a civil rights bill, his position against segregation in schools, and his appointment of an unprecedented number of African Americans to coveted positions in his administration.
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