Early in the civil rights movement, most civil rights organizations opposed affirmative action.

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Early civil rights organizations focused on challenging segregation and discrimination through legal means and did not initially support affirmative action. It wasn't until the late 1960s and early 1970s that affirmative action became a more widely accepted strategy for promoting equal opportunity in education and employment.

Early in the Civil Rights Movement, Most Civil Rights Organizations