<span>The answer is the second option. Kennedy was wary not to remove the South, set apart by considerable isolation and racial segregation, by encroaching upon States' rights. In any case, Kennedy's position on social liberties had started to advance amid the Freedom Rides of 1961, amid which African-Americans went along isolated transport courses in the South.</span>
Desecrate is to destroy or damage offensively a secured object Sovereignty is correct Tolerance is correct Usurp is to seize or take something without the right to do it
