Reconsidering Reagan

This audiobook offers a critical examination of President Ronald Reagan’s racial politics, revealing a seldom-discussed legacy that has impacted communities of color to the present day. Drawing on previously untapped sources like the Black press, the work explores Reagan's opposition to civil rights legislation, his alliances with segregationists, and his role in fostering policies that have had lasting effects on marginalized groups. It also contextualizes how Reagan's political strategies set the stage for contemporary conservative movements and leaders.