Many black and poor people, moreover, had become politicized by the civil rights movement and had begun to develop higher expectations from life. Some joined a newly formed National Welfare Rights Organization {NWRO}.
Many black and impoverished individuals were inspired and motivated by the civil rights movement, which helped them become more politically aware and active. This increased awareness led to higher hopes and aspirations for a better life, pushing them to seek greater social and economic equality.
Some of these individuals joined new organizations like the National Welfare Rights Organization (NWRO), aiming to advocate for better welfare services and policies that could improve their living conditions and fulfill their increased expectations for justice and opportunity.
