Why were students better able than adults to organize and protest in the movie"selma"

Yes, undoubtedly the students were more active in organizing marches.

Explanation:

"Selma" movie was visual depiction of a historical event of the Selma to Montgomery marches. It was a series of peaceful protest that occurred in 1965 in Southern states of United States of America. We all know that before that the African-American people were victim of extreme discrimination. People of all ages from teenager students to old age people of African-American origin participated in these matches. As long as the question is concerned, the students were undoubtedly more actively participating in the organisation of marches and the reason was because in USA even the schools were segregated on the basis of color. kids were forced to study in the schools which were made specifically for African American people and they could not exercise their choice of Educational Institute. Their concern was genuine because they had a long life ahead so they were more active than adults in the marches both in movie and in actual event.

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