How did life for Black Americans change in the 1950s?

The importance of history.

On Super Tuesday 1992, Bill Clinton organized a press conference at the Stone Mountain Correctional Facility in Georgia, an area rich with white supremacist events, to remind voters that he was tough on crime and not a president of "special interests," like his forerunners Dukakis and Mondale. He delivered a speech in front of a crowd of mostly Black inmates. Jerry Brown remarked on the photo op: ”Two white men and forty black prisoners, what's he saying? He's saying we got '

From enslavement to Ronald Reagan and beyond, the history of homelessness tells the story of America.

While the covert racism of Ronald Reagan and dogwhistle 'Law and Order' conservatives is well documented, there was a rampant culture of dominative white supremacy in the 1980s.