Read the following quote by Hiram Rhodes Revels regarding a proposal to segregate schools in Washington, D. C. Let lawmakers cease to make the difference, let school trustees and school boards cease to make the
difference, and the people will soon forget.
Based on this quote, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?
Revels believed that lawmakers and school boards could make no difference in changing the public attitude toward segregation
Revels believed that only lawmakers and school boards seem to have a problem with integration of public schools.
Revels believed that if lawmakers and school boards stopped trying to force segregation, the public would not want it.
Revels believed that people within the community should decide whether or not schools should be segregated, not Congress.