king inspired blacks to hold what in segregated restaurants?

Answer 1

King advocated sit-ins, but more importantly, they were encouraged to be peaceful and non-violent.

The specific historical answer to your question is found here:

"There had been a long tradition of nonviolent resistance to racism in the United States, and following the successful outcome of the non-violent Montgomery Bus Boycott, King wrote STRIDE TOWARD FREEDOM (1958). The book described what happened at Montgomery and explained King's views on non-violence and direct action.

***In Greensboro, North Carolina, a small group of black students read the book and decided to take action themselves. They started a student sit-in at the restaurant of their local Woolworth's store which had a policy of not serving black people.*** In the days that followed they were joined by other black students until they occupied all the seats in the restaurant.

The students were often physically assaulted, but following the teachings of King they did not hit back. In short order, King's non-violent strategy was adopted by black students all over the Deep South. "

Answer 2

Segregated Restaurants

Answer 3

Sit-ins

Answer 4

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Answer 5

sit-ins

Answer 6

a towel

Answer 7

nap-kins.