During the mid-twentieth century, civil rights organizing shifted from a model based on direct action to one based on legal action.

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During the mid-twentieth century, civil rights organizing included both direct action (such as protests and sit-ins) and legal action (such as court cases like Brown v. Board of Education) as complementary strategies to combat segregation and discrimination.

During the Mid-Twentieth Century, Civil Rights Organizing Shifted from a Model