Many southern leaders and lawmakers joined forces to urge "massive resistance" against civil rights laws in the 1950s. lester maddox of atlanta became a well-known figure during this time. which statement best describes his role a public figure during this time?
a) he spoke out against integration and the federal government.
b) he became a civil rights leader who supported integrated schools.
c) he led protests against the brown v. board of education decision.
d) he write state laws to reverse federally-mandated integration.

A) He spoke out against integration and the federal government.

Explanation:

American politician Lester Maddox took opposition to the federal government after the 1964 Civil Rights Act was passed. Actually, he took action against the progression of the Civil Rights Movement when he closed his restaurant because he refused to serve blacks after integration was passed.

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