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*Civil Rights Act of 1960 – important [[civil rights]] legislation | *Civil Rights Act of 1960 – important [[civil rights]] legislation | ||
*Herbert Brownell – [[Ike]]'s [[Attorney General]] who crafted the original version of the [[Civil Rights Act of 1957]] | *Herbert Brownell – [[Ike]]'s [[Attorney General]] who crafted the original version of the [[Civil Rights Act of 1957]] | ||
| + | :*Brownell also had a big hand in bringing ''[[Brown v. Board]]'' before SCOTUS. | ||
==Pages to expand/improve== | ==Pages to expand/improve== | ||
*[[U.S. "Party-switch" myth]] – needs more info on party platforms, important history, and details regarding the political leanings of senators/representatives especially from the 1930s–60s | *[[U.S. "Party-switch" myth]] – needs more info on party platforms, important history, and details regarding the political leanings of senators/representatives especially from the 1930s–60s | ||
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Topics that need CP articles to be created on
- William Jenner – important anti-Communist Republican figure
- Joseph O'Mahoney – Democrat senator from Wyoming
- Civil Rights Act of 1960 – important civil rights legislation
- Herbert Brownell – Ike's Attorney General who crafted the original version of the Civil Rights Act of 1957
- Brownell also had a big hand in bringing Brown v. Board before SCOTUS.
Pages to expand/improve
- U.S. "Party-switch" myth – needs more info on party platforms, important history, and details regarding the political leanings of senators/representatives especially from the 1930s–60s