In which way dis the great depression highlight the lack of civil rights in the 1930s?

The Great Depression exacerbated existing racial inequalities, as economic hardships disproportionately affected marginalized communities, particularly African Americans, who faced higher unemployment rates and were often excluded from New Deal programs. Discriminatory practices in housing, employment, and relief efforts highlighted systemic racism, as many government initiatives reinforced segregation and denied assistance to Black families. Additionally, the economic crisis intensified social tensions, revealing the stark disparities in civil rights and opportunities based on race. This period underscored the urgent need for comprehensive civil rights reforms that would address these inequalities.