The one place it seemed where blacks were not discriminated against was within federal employment practices.

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Federal employment practices were not immune to racial discrimination, and African Americans faced significant barriers and discrimination in federal jobs as well. Discrimination was widespread in many areas, including within the federal government, until civil rights legislation and executive orders in the mid-20th century began to address such inequalities.

The One Place It Seemed Where Blacks Were Not Discriminated