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What does this statement say about how white society viewed the two civil rights leaders

What does this statement say about how white society viewed the two civil rights leaders
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What does this statement say about how white society viewed the two civil rights leaders

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Answer: d: king was acceptable; malcom was mencing

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ohn. Malcolm was saying people should listen to Dr. King - he was acceptable. Malcolm X, being more threatening about violence to achieve goals was more menacing. In other words, pay attention to King because the alternative might be violence
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