Reagan and Bush distinguished between "old civil rights law" and "new civil rights law." They did not support the "new" law that, they said,

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Reagan and Bush did not support the "new" civil rights law that was concerned with discriminatory outcomes because they believed that it would lead to reverse discrimination and undermine equal opportunity. They believed that the focus should be on eliminating discriminatory intents and practices, rather than outcomes or quotas.

Reagan and Bush Distinguished Between "Old Civil Rights Law" and "New