Consider The Following....
In terms of race relations, remember that the United States would have seen some protests earlier. By 1933, lynchings in the South had fell into mainstream disfavor. But it was a harsh time for African-Americans, in 1935 and 1943, Harlem was struck by race riots. In 1938, in OTL, FDR was forced to withdraw support for ant-lynching legislation because of South Democrat filibustering. In 1941, A. Philip Randolph and Paul Robeson were prepared to launch a March on Washington D.C., to call for civil rights. It was only the insistence of FDR, and the supply of Lend Lease and war-production jobs that prevented the march.
In terms of race relations, remember that the United States would have seen some protests earlier. By 1933, lynchings in the South had fell into mainstream disfavor. But it was a harsh time for African-Americans, in 1935 and 1943, Harlem was struck by race riots. In 1938, in OTL, FDR was forced to withdraw support for ant-lynching legislation because of South Democrat filibustering. In 1941, A. Philip Randolph and Paul Robeson were prepared to launch a March on Washington D.C., to call for civil rights. It was only the insistence of FDR, and the supply of Lend Lease and war-production jobs that prevented the march.