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274L Martin Luther King Jr strongly believes in the power of love to hate He knew that blacks could bear all the pain and suffering inflicted by whites and that whites would grow close to their ability to suffer He thought he could appeal to the hearts of the white people document H which was exactly what was good for the nation at that time and peace Malcolm X believed the exact opposite of Martin Luther King Jr and he wanted the Negroes to fight He wanted the white people to suffer from the way the black people did He believed that white people only have one language blood and brutality and the only way to get them to listen is to speak with them in their own language the first document Malcolm X was not really afraid what white people might do to him He went against nonviolence but agreed that they needed peace He wanted revenge on the whites who were causing them harm He believed that blacks should protect themselves by any means necessary when attacked by racists Document K
This would increase the bloodshed and injuries on both sides which was bad for the growing nation in the 1960s While both of these men preach equality one preached unity while the other preached separate gender equality Malcolm X believes that boycotting and marching will not help equality He believed that blacks need to stop spending money in white communities and begin to spend money in their communities so that they can build their own economy document G Martin Luther King wanted unity with the white people He wanted them to be together equally brother and sister family Chapter and education especially wanted to be his past so that their future can burn bright Document D This view was good and healthy A vision America needs in the 1960s instead of blood and bodies everywhere Malcolm X believes that the reason they were fighting for was never resolved The problem that I tried to fix was not fixed because people would always look down on the Negroes and make an example of them document CE However the problem was not solved and it worked very well Things in the 1960s were bad making it clear that Martin Luther King s philosophies made it better to use America in