What indication did theodore roosevelt give that he supported equality for blacks?

T Roosevelt  was a republican president, a party that had warmed up to black interests in the period after the civil war.
 He delivered a speech whereby he argued that the debasement of black rights would consequently lead to the debasement of whites rights.
 He also invited key black civil rights leader Booker T Washington for a dinner with him in white house, and supported equal pay, voting rights of the blacks.

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The embargo act of 1807  was a law passed by the united state congress and signed by president thomas jefferson on december 22,  1807. it prohibited american ships from trading in all foreign ports. in 1806, france passed a law that prohibited trade between neutral parties, like the u.s., and britain.