Building the Great Society

Delving into Lyndon Johnson's White House, this meticulously researched work reveals the inner workings of the Great Society programs and the influential figures who drove 1960s liberal reforms. It explores key initiatives such as civil rights, immigration reform, Medicare, and Head Start, highlighting the dynamics and personalities that shaped these monumental changes in American society. The narrative offers an insightful look at the complexities of leadership and governance during a transformative era.