The State of Civil Rights 1979 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Gov Report For Sale

📘 The State of Civil Rights: 1979📅 Published January 1980🏛 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights🖨 U.S. Government Printing OfficeThis official government report provides a comprehensive overview of the condition of civil rights in the United States at the close of the 1970s. Prepared for the President, Congress, and the American public, this document examines key national issues through a civil rights lens during a pivotal historical period.Topics covered include: • Housing discrimination• Education equity• Employment and labor practices• Voting rights• Police practices• Immigration concerns• Federal civil rights enforcementThe report includes statistical tables, policy analysis, and formal findings from the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, making it a valuable primary source for scholars, educators, libraries, and collectors of African American history and U.S. public policy.📚 Ideal for: • Civil rights researchers and historians• College and university libraries• Black history collectors• Policy analysts and educators• Government document collectorsItem DetailsSoftcoverGovernment publicationApprox. 36+ pages plus tablesOriginal 1980 printingEnglish languageShipping📦 Ships securely with cardboard protection🚚 USPS Media Mail or First Class (buyer’s choice)📬 Same or next business day shippingReturnsReturns accepted within 30 days if item is returned in original condition.Notes to BuyersThis is an original government-issued report, not a reproduction. Photos shown are of the actual item you will receive.