By 1945, support for racial justice had finally taken its place on the liberal-left agenda alongside full employment, civil liberties, and the expansion of the New Deal welfare state.

By 1945, the liberal-left in the United States had indeed begun to incorporate support for racial justice into its broader agenda, which also included advocating for full employment, civil liberties, and the expansion of the New Deal welfare state. This period marked a significant shift towards recognizing and addressing racial inequality as part of a comprehensive approach to social justice and reform.