The G.I. Bill is often described as America's first piece of "color-blind social legislation" because of its massive impact and effectiveness in ending racial inequality.

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The G.I. Bill, while transformative for many veterans, did not effectively end racial inequality; its benefits were not equally accessible to all veterans, particularly Black veterans who faced discrimination and barriers in housing, education, and employment opportunities.

The GI Bill Is Often Described as America's First Piece of of "Color-Blind