What role did the media play during the birmingham protests? The media led protests. The media petitioned the police for justice. The media informed the rest of the country. The media exaggerated the racial problems.

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Jaydin Drake

30 April, 12:56

What role did the media play during the birmingham protests? The media led protests. The media petitioned the police for justice. The media informed the rest of the country. The media exaggerated the racial problems.

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Chanel Guerra · Answer 1

The media informed the rest of the country

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Media informed the nation by giving inclusion as news television and article with respect to the occasion. They talked with protesters so the remainder of the nation could know why the protests occurred and interview government authorities in regards to the reaction that they would take.

The media assumed a crucial role in having the capacity to arouse more Americans into seeing for themselves the abominable infringement of individual rights that were occurring in the South. The media showing the horrendous conditions, or the pain that protesters had to endure, carried more individuals into the movement.

Norman · Answer 2

The media informed the rest of the country of the Birmingham protests.