The Yellow Power movement of the 1960s Sought to end

a. Employment discrimination against Asian Americans.

b. Government internment of Asian Americans.

c. Segregated neighborhoods for Asian Americans.

d. Poor educational opportunities for Asian Americans.

Answer:- b. Government internment of Asian Americans.

The Yellow Power Movement was an exertion by Asian Americans, chiefly students, to address and end the discernment that occurred in American civilization against Asian Americans. The movement likewise tried to safeguard parity of opportunity for Asian Americans. During the 1960s, the Yellow Power movement boxed to stop the administration’s imprisonment of Asian Americans. Before the 1960s, Asian settlers to the United States were frequently professed as a risk to Western civilization.