At a Southern University During the 1960s,campus Housing Was Racially

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At a southern university during the 1960s,campus housing was racially segregated.One day,two black women and two white women staged a sit-in at the office of the university president.By the end of the day,several hundred students-black and white-had joined the women.Within a year,the university changed its policy and desegregated its dormitories.This example illustrates the

A) ability of the educational institution to thwart social change.
B) impact of highly organized social movements on individuals.
C) insignificance of individual actions in relation to social change.
D) ability of individuals to bring about social change.