Refer to the passage below from "One-Way Ticket to New Orleans, Please" to answer the question that follows. The violence In Anniston and Birmingham convinced CORE leaders to call off the Freedom Rides. But a group
of young activists from Nashville, Tennessee's Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), Including
John Lewis from the original group, decided to continue the rides from Birmingham, Alabama. "If the Freedom
Riders had been stopped as a result of violence," recalled Dlane Nash, leader of SNCC's Direct Action wing.
"I strongly felt that the future of the movement was going to be cut short. The Impression would have been
that whenever a movement starts, all you have to do] is attack it with massive violence and the blacks [will]
stop."
The dialogue from Dlane Nash most closely ties to which of the following potential unlversal themes in "One-Way Ticket
to New Orleans, Please"?
O Fear and violence must be met with violent protest.
o Fear and violence must not be allowed to suppress freedom and nonviolent protest.