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Kai Wilkinson

19 April, 05:08

What did Lyndon Johnson say when he addressed Americans after the Selma march

A. That the United States had a crisis in law enforcement.

B. That civil rights was not as important an issue as the Vietnam War.

C. That African Americans should drop the civil rights struggle.

D. That all Americans should work to overcome prejudice.

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