Government Responses to Movements

Government has responded to social movements in varied ways: sometimes through the actions described in the sibling leaf above, courts striking down discriminatory laws and Congress passing new civil rights legislation, and sometimes through resistance, including state and local officials refusing to enforce federal civil rights rulings and documented federal surveillance of movement leaders during the civil rights era. Both kinds of response are part of the real historical record, not just the successful legislative and judicial outcomes.

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