Since the 1960s, white conservative organizations have worked tirelessly in pressing Congress, the courts, and the private sector to weaken or eliminate antidiscrimination programs such as affirmative action.

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Since the 1960s, various white conservative groups and organizations have indeed been active in efforts to challenge, weaken, or outright eliminate affirmative action and other antidiscrimination programs through lobbying Congress, legal challenges in the courts, and influencing public opinion and policy in the private sector. These efforts are part of broader debates and conflicts over civil rights, equality, and the role of government in addressing historical and systemic inequalities.

Since the 1960s, White Conservative Organizations Have Worked Tirelessly in Pressing