Historically,there has never been a case in which the U.S.government held that discrimination on the basis of race was permissible.

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Unfortunately, there have been many instances throughout U.S. history in which the government has held that discrimination on the basis of race is permissible, including through laws such as Jim Crow and policies such as redlining. It wasn't until the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that the federal government explicitly outlawed discrimination on the basis of race.

Historically,there Has Never Been a Case in Which the U