What was the outcome of the Baton Rouge bus boycott in 1953? The city agreed to allow black-owned bus companies to run in black neighborhoods.
The city agreed to end segregation on city buses in mostly black neighborhoods only.
The city agreed to increase the number of bus seats allotted to African Americans.
The city agreed to adopt a first-come, first-served system of seating on all buses.

The city agreed to end segregation on city buses in mostly black neighborhoods only.

Explanation:

Before the Baton Rough bus boycott, there was a great level of segregation on city bus among the whites and the blacks. This widespread segregation was as a result of the believe that both races are never equal. When  the segregation reached a given height, there was a need for them to stop hence the bus boycott in 1953.

B

Explanation:

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the speaker of which statement would be best served by joining an interest group?

i want politicians to make more of an effort for lgbt rights!

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