Which tactic was used by both the United Farm Workers and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to achieve change?

Both the United Farm Workers (UFW) and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) employed nonviolent direct action as a key tactic to achieve social and economic change. They organized strikes, boycotts, and peaceful protests to draw attention to their causes and mobilize public support. These strategies aimed to challenge systemic injustices, whether in labor conditions for farmworkers or civil rights for African Americans. By fostering solidarity and community engagement, both organizations sought to empower marginalized groups and effect meaningful reform.