Which action did civil rights leaders plan in the summer of 1963 to bring national attention to racial inequity?

a. a mass gathering and march for freedom in Washington,

d. c. b. a boycott of public transportation in Jackson, Mississippi

c. a protest demonstration at the United Nations headquarters in New York

d. a sit-in at a segregated lunch counter in Mobile, Alabama

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Bryan Schmidt

14 December, 16:08

Which action did civil rights leaders plan in the summer of 1963 to bring national attention to racial inequity?

a. a mass gathering and march for freedom in Washington,

d. c. b. a boycott of public transportation in Jackson, Mississippi

c. a protest demonstration at the United Nations headquarters in New York

d. a sit-in at a segregated lunch counter in Mobile, Alabama

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Waylon Baxter · Answer 1

It was "a. a mass gathering and march for freedom in Washington" that civil rights leaders planed in the summer of 1963 to bring national attention to racial inequity, along with a number of other more local events and rallies.