An unlikely coalition of individuals thought that the social institutions needed to be corrected. Because of their sheer numbers and the power of television, they believed direct confrontation could alter that imbalance. Which two groups made up that unlikely coalition?

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Kismet

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17 January, 02:43

An unlikely coalition of individuals thought that the social institutions needed to be corrected. Because of their sheer numbers and the power of television, they believed direct confrontation could alter that imbalance. Which two groups made up that unlikely coalition?

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Myers · Answer 1

Answer: the ones that make the coalition were black freedom movement and white children of the middle class.

Explanation:

Colaitions are ways that people (majorities and minorities) have to participate in the political life of a nation.