What was the positive outcome of the brutal response of police to civil rights protests?

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The brutal response of police was widely publicized: it was at the time when television started gaining importance and the protests were reported in the television (and radio) to the whole country.

This actually helped gain more sympathy for the protests and spread the knowledge about them so the people who were also in favor of civil rights knew there were not alone.

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