How did jazz musician Miles Davis contribute to the civil rights movement?
A)He led the march in Selma, Alabama, in 1965.
B)He organized a sit-in in a segregated record store in Hollywood.
C)He challenged segregation in interstate jazz tours.
D)He gave a few significant benefit concerts for the civil rights movement.

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Miles Davis contributed to the civil rights movement through his music and influence, including giving benefit concerts to support the cause. While he was a prominent figure in the jazz world and used his platform to challenge racial injustices, there is no record of him leading a march in Selma, organizing a sit-in in a segregated record store, or specifically challenging segregation in interstate jazz tours in the ways described in the other options.

How Did Jazz Musician Miles Davis Contribute to the Civil