https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vW5PemdbcT8
Hate to double post but didn't decide to go out tonight and got drunk and watched old interviews and stumbled upon this mindblowing interview of Lyndon Johnson with Walter Cronkite about a few weeks before LBJ kicked the bucket. LBJ's understanding of racial issues in this interview is so radical it's shocking, no president, not even Obama, has talked about race relations in America in such a critical way.
That being white Americans own the responsibility of the state of the black community and other minority groups.
He also dispels the notion that Vietnam ended his legislative agenda, noting that the most difficult piece of legislation he proposed, the Fair Housing Act was passed even after the Dems got wiped out in 66 over the issue, and that he never was denied funding for the Vietnam police action even in 68.