In her essay, “The World Is Aghast Over Trayvon Martin,” Deborah Orr posits, “It’s a little-acknowledged fact, yet an unanswerable one, that states exist in great part to maintain a monopoly on violence, either through the activities of their armed forces or via the upholding of the law.” Which author, Malcolm X or Martin Luther King, Jr., makes the more compelling argument for how to resist this “monopoly on violence”? Consider how effectively each author conveys his message.