The television during the Civil Rights Movements played major roles. The television would air the marches and the court hearings that were happening nationally, which really helped the progress of the Civil Rights Movements. Even the court case, Brown v. Board of Education was aired nationally for everyone to witness. The marches were aired even when there was violence involved. The murder of Emmet Till and a couple other white men were televised. The man was beaten so bad that he could not even be recognized anymore. The media covered all of this happening and it opened the eyes for many Americans.
This would encourage more people to support the Civil Rights Movement and the organizations that were involved in the movement. When the organizations
This would encourage more people to support the Civil Rights Movement and the organizations that were involved in the movement. When the organizations