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9 May, 06:36

Why did civil rights activists target interstate transportation in the 1960s?

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    I think they targeted the interstate transportation because of the segregation that happens in bus transportation. There were heated issues on how blacks were treated on bus transports. The activists held boycotts and protests to ask for demands and changes and have an integrated bus system.
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