14. In "Letters from Birmingham Jail". Dr. King warns that a refusal to support nonviolent efforts will lead African Americans to "seek solace and security in black-nationalist ideologies”. Which leader

14. In "Letters from Birmingham Jail". Dr. King warns that a refusal to support nonviolent efforts will lead African

Americans to "seek solace and security in black-nationalist ideologies”. Which leader was most closely associated
with these ideologies?
a. Thurgood Marshall
b. Malcolm X
C. Rosa Parks
d. A. Philip Randolph

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