Question

Those who advocated black power wanted to see positive changes in: economic conditions.. public education.. religious tolerance.. racial equality.. those who advocated black power wanted to see positive changes in: racial equality.

Answer 1

Answer: Economic conditions and racial equality

Step-by-step explanation:

The Black Power Movement developed throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Its advocates worked for the rights of people of Black and African descents, aiming to develop racial pride and equality. The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, was credited with leading the Black Power in its beginning, in 1966, representing a group of black activists who engaged in Civil Rights in addition to their participation in the Black Power movement. Eventually, nonviolent demonstrations prooven uneffective on combatting racism and economic inequality, so organizations like the Black Panther Party, the Black Women’s United Front, and the Nation of Islam emerged.