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Sindrei [870]3 years ago

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In my opinon, the most important cause for these changes were the activist and leaders of the Civil Rights movement. To go into more detail, Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks, and Malcom X. All of these leaders fought strictly and hard for African Americans to gain equal rights during this time period. For example, holding protests, giving speeches, challenging politicans at the time, and through boycotts. For example, one known throughout history is the Rosa Parks and the 'Montgomery bus boycott'. This changed the African-American community forever, and will live throughout the history. It in particular, helped desegregated buses in Montgomery through the Supreme Court. This is just one example, but these leaders and their legacies - will live on.

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