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- Federal_Council_of_Negro_Affairs comment "The Federal Council of Negro Affairs was an informal collection of African Americans who advised President Franklin D. Roosevelt during his administrations. He appointed numerous blacks to second-level positions and by the mid-1930s, about 45 prominent blacks were working in the New Deal agencies. They were known as the Black Cabinet. Roosevelt and the Council, together with his New Deal programs, gained support for the Democratic Party from many black voters across the country.".
- Q5440166 comment "The Federal Council of Negro Affairs was an informal collection of African Americans who advised President Franklin D. Roosevelt during his administrations. He appointed numerous blacks to second-level positions and by the mid-1930s, about 45 prominent blacks were working in the New Deal agencies. They were known as the Black Cabinet. Roosevelt and the Council, together with his New Deal programs, gained support for the Democratic Party from many black voters across the country.".