Southern conservatives clash over race and rights in 1964
A Southern Progressive argues that Goldwater era conservatism in Arkansas Georgia and Tennessee marginalizes Black voters and tolerates segregation. He defends civil rights legislation as equal citizenship from private prejudice and political manipulation urging emancipation of the South through desegregation and voter enfranchisement.
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Lily White
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Savannah
Arizona
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Appalachians
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Alabama
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Chimera
Bull Connor
Birmingham
Dixiecrat Party
White Citizens Councils
George Wallace
Huey Long
Louisiana
Virginia
Byrd
Russell Long
Florida
Dixie States
VEP
Senate
Goldwater visit highlights Confederate flag display in California rally
Senator Goldwater spoke to the United Republicans of California in Bakersfield where a Confederate flag sat beside the national banner. He criticized civil rights legislation, declaring that laws cannot compel personal feelings, a remark noted amid concerns over Confederate symbolism in modern conservatism.
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California
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