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The Bystander: John F. Kennedy And The Struggle For Black Equality,New Katie Wood And Discussing Everything From ResolutionIn The Summer Of 1963, In The Wake Of The Birmingham Riots And Hundreds Of Other Protests Across The Country, John F. Kennedy Advanced The Most Farreaching Civil Rights Bill Ever Put Before Congress. Why Had He Waited So Long? Kennedy Had Been Acutely Aware Of The Issue Of Raceboth Its Political Perils And Opportunitiessince His First Congressional Campaign In Boston In 1946. In This, The First Comprehensive History Of Kennedy'S Civil Rights Record