Resistance to renaming streets after martin luther king, jr. exemplifies the

The correct answer is continuing Black-White divide in the U.S.

Although the civil rights act was introduced the problems of the African-American community did not end and many of them still persist today. When a street is about to be renamed to bear the name of Martin Luther King Jr. there are usually protests because there are communities, especially in the south, where people still dislike him.

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