The "Black Cabinet" Was a Term Used to Describe

The "Black Cabinet" was a term used to describe:

A) activists who met at the home of Mary McLeod Bethune to discuss civil rights strategies.
B) the huge influence that Harry Hopkins and Harold Ickes had on FDR's decision-making.
C) Supreme Court members who ruled that New Deal reforms were unconstitutional.
D) labor leaders who argued their positions by lobbying for the attention of Eleanor Roosevelt.