Which detail from the section "Johnson Had Many Accomplishments BEST explains how
James Weldon Johnson advocated for Black
people throughout his career?
A
Johnson was educated at Atlanta University
and Columbia University. He became the
first Black man admitted to practice law in
Florida, according to a 1929 Tampa Bay
Times story
B
In 1906. President Theodore Roosevelt
appointed Johnson to diplomatic positions
in Venezuela and Nicaragua
С
After returning to the US. Johnson worked
for the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
He was a fierce anti-lynching crusader
D
He later taught creative literature at Fisk
University in Tennessee and edited books.
His life was cut short in 1938 at age 67 after
his car was hit by a train