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During the height of the civil rights movement, public demonstrations over racial inequality were perceived by some as unruly riots, and they were often met with violent repression from police and white citizens. Which of the following interpretations are consistent with Durkheim's theory of deviance?Those who broke laws, such as sitting down in a whites-only restaurant, did so primarily because they had not been properly socialized to understand the laws about segregation.Those who violently retaliated against protesters were reinforcing the boundaries between what many whites believed to be acceptable and unacceptable behavior on the part of African Americans.The majority of white citizens who reacted to civil rights protests with violence did so because they had at some time in the past been labeled as racists.Those who participated in protests were probably naturally rebellious or had been made so by early childhood experiences

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