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28 December, 19:01

Why did the twentieth century civil rights movement emerge?

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    Because of inequality, discrimination, and the laws that promoted these existences. African Americans, minorities, and even women were seeking to make big change through many ways by fighting for justice (some violent, some nonviolent).
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