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The approaches of dr. martin luther king jr. and malcolm x to the civil
rights movement diff ered in that
(a) king was part of the sclc, and malcolm x created sncc
(b) malcolm x adopted a view of the “alleged inferiority of the negro”
while king did not
(c) king fought for desegregation, while malcolm x supported a separate
identity for african-americans
(d) king, unlike malcolm x, strongly promoted the ideals of black
nationalism
(e) malcolm x, unlike king, was a follower of stokely carmichael

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