Kennedy supported the Civil Rights Movement and in 1962 when students of the University of Mississippi prevented James Meredith from enrolling Kennedy was furious. Kennedy responded by sending 400 federal marshals and 3,000 troops to ensure that James Meredith could enroll in his first class . Kennedy realized that by suggesting pro civil rights legislation to the predominantly Southern Democratic Congress would only make it more difficult to pass civil rights laws through congress, this angered many civil rights leaders...
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Kennedy realized that by suggesting pro civil rights legislation to the predominantly Southern Democratic Congress would only make it more difficult to pass civil rights laws through congress, this angered many civil rights leaders. On June 11th 1963 President Kennedy sent Federal Marshals to remove the Alabama Governor George Wallace after he attempted to stop Vivian Malone and James Hood two African-American students from applying to the University of Alabama...
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