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Tcecarenko [31]
2 years ago
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Alex Ar [27]2 years ago
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As a result of the media being involved, the Civil Rights movement was affected as follows:

  • It caused more people to join the movement by alerting African Americans of civil rights campaigns taking place around the country.
  • It applied pressure on political leaders to support policies designed to combat discrimination.
  • It increased public support for protesters by showing attacks on Black people on television.

<h3>Media Influence on Civil Rights Movement </h3>

As a result of television and news scenes showing Black people being attacked when they exercised their right to protest, many joined the cause to support them. These media outlets also showed the different campaigns happening around the country which allowed people to show up for them.

Political leaders therefore came under heavy pressure to combat discrimination based on what the people saw and the protests that ensued.

In conclusion, the media was very important to the civil rights movement.

Find out more on the Civil Rights Movement at brainly.com/question/131269.

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