Malcolm X advocated for black empowerment and self-sufficiency, insisting that African Americans should control their own communities and resources. Unlike Martin Luther King Jr., who promoted nonviolent protest and integration, Malcolm X's views were more radical, emphasizing the importance of black autonomy and, at times, the use of self-defense.

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Malcolm X

Question 44

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Malcolm X

A) supported integration.
B) believed in the nonviolent struggle for equality.
C) was deeply Catholic.
D) insisted blacks should control their own resources.
E) agreed with King on how the black movement should behave.

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