2. PART B: Which TWO phrases from the text best support the answer to Part A?
A "Carmichael and McKissick were heavily influenced by
the words of Malcolm X, and rejected integration as a
short-term goal." ( Paragraph 4)
B "Carmichael felt that blacks needed to feel a sense of
racial pride and self-respect before any meaningful gains
could be achieved." ( Paragraph 4)
C "they observed that when it came to race relations, little
had changed despite federal legislation" ( Paragraph 2)
D "Openly brandishing weapons, the Panthers decided to
take control of their own neighborhoods to aid their
communities and to resist police brutality." ( Paragraph 7
)
E “Riots spread through American cities as African
Americans mourned the death of their most revered
leader." ( Paragraph 8)
F "Many schools were hardly integrated and African
Americans struggled to claim their fair share of the
economic pie." ( Paragraph 8)
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Hello. You forgot to say that this question is about the "Black Power" article. In addition, you forgot to say that part A showed that the central idea of the article was to increase the feeling of "black power" within the black population.

B "Carmichael felt that blacks needed to feel a sense of racial pride and self-respect before any meaningful gains could be achieved." ( Paragraph 4)

D "Openly brandishing weapons, the Panthers decided to take control of their own neighborhoods to aid their communities and to resist police brutality." ( Paragraph 7)

Explanation:

The article shows how even with the change in the laws on civil rights and segregation, little has changed in life for blacks, as they continued to suffer severe discrimination from the population where racism was very strong and influential. As a result, some black leaders realized that they had to raise the feeling of black power in order to strongly fight white power. In addition, these leaders rejected the idea of integration and fought police violence in black neighborhoods as they could.

can i get the statements? if so ill be more then happy to !

answer: do

the 'italicized phrase' is a noun clause that is used as a direct object.