History homework help with explaining the difference between martin luther king jr. and malcolm x doctrines

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In this era the major reason why schools today, relatively speaking, teach about Martin Luther King and a little about Malcolm X also Martin Luther King has a holiday and Malcom X does not have a holiday.

The differences between the two leaders is that: Martin Luther King was a stounged Christian who preached integration and loving your oppressor. White leaders paid and subsidized Martin Luther King to educate African Americans to be defenseless against one of the cruelest groups of people the world has ever known. He was the perfect "leader" for white people because he would not have fight back against the white man’s violent, oppressive attacks on black people.

Malcolm X was a Muslim and did not preach a doctrine of violence. He saw that black people (non-whites) had been the victims of violence at the territory of white people for many years. He was taught by Elijah Muhammad that just like all other groups of people, who have God given, rights to always defend themselves, African American citizens had the right to defend themselves too. He always did not advocate for violence, but informing people to defend themselves against violent people. Malcolm X could not be moved or bought for any amount of money. I believe that he did more to advance black people and instill an idea of loving one another always.

Where Martin Luther King was focused on equality and the goodness of man, as well as his ability to do well in the name of goodness, Malcolm X’s focused on his own view of the world which was pretty much tinted with anger and the desire to get back at the world that treated him unfairly.

References:

King, M. L. (1992). I Have a Dream-: Writings and Speeches That Changed the World. Harper Collins.

Alridge, D. (2006). The limits of master narratives in history textbooks: An analysis of representations of Martin Luther King, Jr. The Teachers College Record, 108(4), 662-686.

Malcolm, X., Haley, A., & Handler, M. S. (1992). The autobiography of Malcolm X (p. 310). New York: Ballantine Books.

The differences between the two leaders is that: Martin Luther King was a stounged Christian who preached integration and loving your oppressor. White leaders paid and subsidized Martin Luther King to educate African Americans to be defenseless against one of the cruelest groups of people the world has ever known. He was the perfect "leader" for white people because he would not have fight back against the white man’s violent, oppressive attacks on black people.

Malcolm X was a Muslim and did not preach a doctrine of violence. He saw that black people (non-whites) had been the victims of violence at the territory of white people for many years. He was taught by Elijah Muhammad that just like all other groups of people, who have God given, rights to always defend themselves, African American citizens had the right to defend themselves too. He always did not advocate for violence, but informing people to defend themselves against violent people. Malcolm X could not be moved or bought for any amount of money. I believe that he did more to advance black people and instill an idea of loving one another always.

Where Martin Luther King was focused on equality and the goodness of man, as well as his ability to do well in the name of goodness, Malcolm X’s focused on his own view of the world which was pretty much tinted with anger and the desire to get back at the world that treated him unfairly.

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References:

King, M. L. (1992). I Have a Dream-: Writings and Speeches That Changed the World. Harper Collins.

Alridge, D. (2006). The limits of master narratives in history textbooks: An analysis of representations of Martin Luther King, Jr. The Teachers College Record, 108(4), 662-686.

Malcolm, X., Haley, A., & Handler, M. S. (1992). The autobiography of Malcolm X (p. 310). New York: Ballantine Books.


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