Question

question 19 of 20
what was true about african americans who stood up against segregation?

a. they were aided by law enforcement.

b. they faced threats and violence.

c. they were treated fairly in courts.

d. they were protected by federal law.

Explanation:

During the segregation era, African Americans advocating for civil rights often encountered hostility, including threats, physical violence, and harassment from white supremacists and even some authorities. Options A, C, and D are incorrect: law enforcement frequently opposed activists, courts were biased against them, and federal protection was inconsistent or absent in many cases.

Answer:

B. They faced threats and violence.