Interest Groups In The Civil Rights Movement

When the constituent was created, it was for all people to have liberty and freedom in the United States (U.S.); however, that did not happen. All groups that are well organized may or may not advance in their works. Interest groups, such as those involved in the civil rights movement looked for assistance from the judicial branch rather than the legislative branch. The judicial system starts at the local area which is easy to access and then continues up to the Supreme Court if necessary to be recognized and win their battle.
There are groups that arrive in the judicial courts and assist the plaintiff. Some of these groups can make all the difference in how a decision is determined. An example of a group which can and has help in the