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Asked if the sit-ins and other civil rights direct action has been worth the growth of racial tension and the threat of violence and mob action, Looby expresses his hope that there will not be violence and asserts that the movement is worth the risk of \"some possible violence.\" He cautions that African Americans no longer accept continued segregation despite fears of possible violence.","The home of Nashville city councilman Z. Alexander Looby was bombed early in the morning of April 19, 1960. Looby and his wife were not harmed in the attack. Looby, a lawyer for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), served as chief council for the 153 Nashville students that had been arrested in the two months of sit-in demonstrations. The bomb caused damage to other homes in the neighborhood and blew out nearly one hundred fifty windows in Meharry Medical College across the street. In response to the bombing, over two thousand African Americans marched downtown to city hall to protest police failure to halt racial violence where Nashville mayor Ben West met the protestors. In response to a question by movement leader Diane Nash, mayor West said he favored ending segregation at lunch counters downtown. Community leaders reached an agreement to begin desegregating Nashville lunch counters May 10. 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Collins recognizes that some African Americans resent store managers who seek their business and then discriminate against by refusing to let them use the lunch counters. Collins asserts that while moral sensibilities reject such arrangements, no legal rights are violated through such behavior. Continuing, he claims that \"our private enterprise system and our laws give to the management of the private business the discretion to so discriminate if he wants to.\" After a break in the clip, Collins emphasizes that lunch counter sit-ins \"are illegal and the full, proper force of the law must be used to stop them when this becomes necessary.\"","Florida governor LeRoy Collins served from 1954 until 1960 and was styled as a leading moderate in the South on desegregation problems. After several Florida cities experienced African American sit-in demonstrations at variety store lunch counters, Collins held a press conference to address the situation. 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Demonstrators walk back-and-forth outside of the store carrying signs with the slogans, \"Support North Carolina students,\" \"End lunch-counter discrimination,\" \"Don't shop at Woolworth,\" and \"New York CORE Congress of Racial Equality.\" Among the interracial group of picketers are white women in fur coats. A white policeman stands in front of the door of the store, and later an African American woman leaves the store holding a paper bag and followed by two children.","Next more demonstrators picket an S.H. Kress building with picket signs with slogans \"Protest against segregation\" and \"Stop discrimination.\" A policeman surveys the demonstrators. Another policeman watches as a white woman hands out flyers. There is a break in the clip and then the camera shows a room with people sitting at rows of tables in what may be a library or a legislative chamber.","The direct action technique of sitting at a lunch counter until given service was used by a handful of African Americans during the 1950s to protest segregation. In 1958, sit-ins were held by local chapters of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) in Wichita, Kansas and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Both campaigns were eventually successful; in Oklahoma, where the sit-ins spread to Enid and Tulsa, nearly forty stores had integrated their lunch counters by the end of the year. Sit-in campaigns the following year in Miami, Florida and Saint Louis, Missouri were not as successful. In St. Louis, stores chose to remove their lunch counters rather than integrate. On February 1, 1960, four African American students from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in Greensboro, North Carolina sat down at a lunch counter in a F.W. Woolworth's store and declined to leave when they were not served. The next day, several more African American students sat down at the same lunch counter and again refused to leave when they were refused service. As word of the direct action protests against segregation spread, the number of African American students conducting similar protests grew and spread to other communities, first in North Carolina, and then around the country. CORE began conducting negotiations with officials at the corporate headquarters of Kress and Woolworth, urging them to end segregation in their Southern lunch counters. Both companies declined, claiming a policy of noninterference with local customs. 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