World News Tonight (ABC) - 1991-06-05

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[0:27] Join Paul Linman and Melissa Mills

[0:29] tonight on Channel 2 News at 6:30

[0:32] [music]

[0:34] from ABC. This is World News Tonight

[0:37] with Peter Jennings.

[0:38] >> Good evening. We begin tonight with one

[0:39] of the most inflammatory issues in all

[0:41] American politics, the issue of race.

[0:44] Two days of debate on a new civil rights

[0:46] bill have now come to an end in the

[0:47] House of Representatives. And what has

[0:49] emerged is a civil rights bill very

[0:51] specifically identified with the

[0:53] Democrats. a bill designed to make it

[0:55] less difficult for individuals to win in

[0:58] court cases where they have charged

[1:00] their employers with discrimination. It

[1:02] passed by a margin of more than a 100

[1:04] votes, but still that was not enough to

[1:06] override the veto which President Bush

[1:09] has promised. Here's ABC's Koki Roberts.

[1:12] >> In a final effort to win support for

[1:15] their civil rights bill, Democrats today

[1:17] tried to portray it as just another step

[1:20] in the march toward equality under the

[1:22] law. In our day, in our time, we must

[1:27] not ever allow the clock to be turned

[1:30] back on race relations in this country.

[1:34] >> Republicans countered that the bill

[1:35] would divide rather than unite.

[1:38] >> We nee

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