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How did John F. Kennedy gain support from the African American community in the election of 1960?A. He opposed Richard Nixon's economic policies.B. He appeared supportive of the civil rights movement.C. He visited Atlanta, Georgia, during a civil rights protest.D. He supported the Cold War fight against communism.
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