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Achieving Civil Rights Using Non-Violence

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American History

 

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April 12, 2017

 

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As a result many African Americans resorted to violence and hostility towards whites. Malcolm X was a very powerful leader in the African American and Muslim community who many claimed him to be a leader who did not want to live in harmony with the white people but would rather be violent with them. Malcolm X initially succeeded in the Civil Rights movement by promoting violence and retaliation towards whites but it later backfired towards him because of his racy comments and his ill-tempered attitude...
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Malcolm X initially succeeded in the Civil Rights movement by promoting violence and retaliation towards whites but it later backfired towards him because of his racy comments and his ill-tempered attitude. Martin Luther King, JR. was a leader who rather praised unity and love amongst everyone to live peacefully...
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