Which statement about civil rights leader Thurgood Marshall is correct? A. He was the first African American to be appointed a justice of the Supreme Court.
B. He organized the boycott that led to integration of public transportation in Montgomery, Alabama.
C. He was an outspoken militant who did not always agree that nonviolence was the best means of protest.
D. He wrote an open letter from the Birmingham jail explaining why he was working for the cause of social justice.

Not sure if it’s within 12 months, but you could talk about the spreading of alt-right hate speech and whether that is covered by the right of freedom of speech? or, cover how during the midterm elections in some states many native american populations were declined to vote because they didn’t have the proper id, despite being citizens? also, the death of that journalist last month, who spoke freely and reported about the saudi government and how corrupted it is and was killed because of that (lack of free press/speech). just some ideas for this prompt, i hope at least one of them : )

Answer is disapproval