Question 12 • MCPSS AL-Grade 6 United States Studies: The Industrial Revolution to the Present - Summer School 2026
Malcolm X initially advocated Black nationalism, separation from white society, and self-defense, while Martin Luther King Jr. called for racial integration and pursued change through nonviolent protest. Those differences in their central strategies and goals were substantial, so their philosophies are best described as drastically different.
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