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online), in enacting the prohibition against racial discrimination in Title VII, the primary concern of the United States Congress was the plight of Blacks in the U.S. economy. The crux of the problem was to open employment opportunities for Blacks in occupations which were traditionally closed to them. Over time, the protections afforded under Title VII were more broadly applied to other minorities including not only Blacks, but also other racial minorities. Protection was extended groups including women, older workers, and e

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