Blacks Were Finally Able to Advance Their Interests During the 1950s

Blacks were finally able to advance their interests during the 1950s and 1960s in part by

A) relying less on white allies, especially northern liberals.
B) downplaying their grievances.
C) shifting their struggle from Congress to the courts.
D) setting their sights lower.
E) refocusing their efforts in individual states.