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DIFFERING VIEWPOINTS
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CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS
Civil rights activists began questioning the Kings tactics
Kings saw non violence as achieving equality, so did the young civil rights activists
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KINGS/ACTIVISTS
Kings believed AA should defend themselves when attacked
Activists called for AA to create their own prosperous communities
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PEACE
King believed Civil Rights Act demonstrated the effect of nonviolence
Kings thought non violence was a unrealistic strategy
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THEY ARGUED THAT RACIAL INTEGRATION
WAS A STEP TOWARD ACHIEVING AA FULL EQUALITY
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RISE OF BLACK POWER
Carmichael called for "Black Power"
Supporters thought AA should deal with their own problems
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RISE OF BLACK POWER
They also thought AA should have their own government
People thought AA was against whites
The Black Power wanted AA to focus on their own problems so they can focus on their own
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