Analyze the methods and actions these americans took

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Question: During the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s, women and people of color began to step out of their traditional or assigned roles in society and advocated (through words and actions) for a new role in American society. Analyze the methods and actions these Americans took to create a more inclusive society (include in the analysis an explanation of both setbacks and progress).

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