The Yellow Power movement of the 1960s sought to end

A. government internment of Asian Americans.

B. employment discrimination against Asian Americans.

C. segregated neighborhoods for Asian Americans.

D. poor educational opportunities for Asian Americans.

Asian American Civil Rights

Black Americans are not the only group who fought for equal rights in America. Asian Americans also saw opportunities for improvement when it came to the treatment of them as a group.

Answer and Explanation:

The Yellow Power movement, or Asian American civil rights movement, was inspired by the Black Power movement in the 1960s. It was the official movement of the Asian American people to fight discrimination. Their main objective was to end the Vietnam War and to get reparations for the Japanese Americans who were forced into internment camps on US soil during WWII. The Yellow Power movement also fought for ethnic studies courses to be taught in American universities.

The Yellow Power movement, or Asian American civil rights movement, was inspired by the Black Power movement in the 1960s. It was the official movement of the Asian American people to fight discrimination. Their main objective was to end the Vietnam War and to get reparations for the Japanese Americans who were forced into internment camps on US soil during WWII. The Yellow Power movement also fought for ethnic studies courses to be taught in American universities.