In Part Because of the Black Power Movement, by the Mid-1960s

In part because of the Black Power movement, by the mid-1960s, Martin Luther King Jr. had decided to

A) emphasize the need for economic uplift for the black urban poor.
B) adopt much of the rhetoric and tactics of militancy.
C) retire so that younger leaders could move to the forefront.
D) focus on his opposition to the war in Vietnam.
E) declare that the fight for black equality was largely won.