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Do you think Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X should be considered "opposites" to each other? Explain your thinking.
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Do you think Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X should be considered "opposites" to each other? Explain your thinking.

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No, while both of them had different approaches to fixing racial inequality, they were still fighting for the same outcome
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