How did the activists hope to change the way people throughout America thought about segregation

This question is about the article "AIN’T SCARED OF YOUR JAILS"

The activists hoped to change the thinking that segregation only happened to uninformed and uneducated people.

Explanation:

The article refers to a group of young black men, university students who became civil rights activists. These young people endowed with a great academic knowledge and basing their ideas on great thinkers from different cultures, began to question the situations of segregation to which they were submitted, showing that segregation was widespread and reached any black person, regardless of the degree of knowledge that this person owned.

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