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How did Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X differ in their protest of the treatment of African Americans?
Dr. King believed that African Americans needed to protect themselves with guns and fighting, while Malcolm X disagreed.
Dr. King believed in nonviolent protest, but Malcolm X supported using self-defense and any means necessary.
Malcolm X believed that fitting in with White Americans was the best chance for change, while Dr. King called for preserving Black culture.
Dr. King believed that African Americans needed to protect themselves with guns and fighting, while Malcolm X disagreed.
Dr. King believed in nonviolent protest, but Malcolm X supported using self-defense and any means necessary.
Malcolm X believed that fitting in with White Americans was the best chance for change, while Dr. King called for preserving Black culture.
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Incorrect. The third point mentioned is incorrect. Malcolm X believed in preserving Black culture and promoting Black nationalism, while Dr. King believed in integration and working together with White Americans.
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