Question

During the 1960s, some civil rights leaders had different views on combating racial injustice.

Answer 1

The civil rights leaders of the 1960s had different views and some of them were:
Martin Luther:

• Content of a person's character.
• End of segregation.
• Nonviolent forms of protest.

Malcom X:

• Equality by any means necessary.
• Black nationalism.
• Practice of Islam.

What did the Civil Rights Leaders believe in?

While Dr. King believed in an end to segregation and non violence, Malcom X believed that Blacks should get their own nation or independence by any means necessary.

Malcom X also believed in the practice of Islam while Dr. Kin was Christian and looked at a person's character.

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