GOP Seeks Black Support With Private Capitol Appeal
Senate Republicans held a private luncheon with black leaders to seek support for affirmative action and civil rights policies while acknowledging GOP senators have not fully backed Reagan era civil rights efforts. Participants said Reynolds departure signaled a new GOP stance, with leaders stressing action on voting rights and anti-discrimination measures.
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