Question

question 5 of 20
what was true about african americans who stood up against segregation?
a. they faced threats and violence.
b. they were protected by federal law.
c. they were aided by law enforcement.
d. they were treated fairly in courts.

Explanation:

During the era of segregation, African - Americans who opposed it often faced hostility. Federal laws did not always protect them in practice, law enforcement often sided with segregationists, and courts were often unfair. Threats and violence from segregationist groups and individuals were common.

Answer:

A. They faced threats and violence.