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According to Dr. King does direct action hinder negotiation
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According to Dr. King does direct action hinder negotiation

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According to Dr. Martin Luther King, direct action does not hinder negotiation. Instead, he believed that non-violent direction action such as peaceful protests or sit-ins creates tension, so that negotiation will then become necessary.
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