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Why was Lester Maddox found in contempt of court in the 1960s?
A.
for refusing to provide names of suspected communists
B.
for defying a court order to integrate his restaurant
C.
for defying federal orders to integrate Georgia's schools
D.
for refusing to leave office after losing a bid for reelection
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B. for defying a court order to integrate his restaurant
Maddox, a staunch segregationist and owner of the Pickrick restaurant, was held in contempt for refusing to comply with a federal court order to serve Black customers (he famously closed the restaurant instead).
Maddox, a staunch segregationist and owner of the Pickrick restaurant, was held in contempt for refusing to comply with a federal court order to serve Black customers (he famously closed the restaurant instead).
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