Which civil rights leader would have rejected the students' approach to fighting for integration?

Whitney Young

Fannie Lou Hamer

Stokely Carmichael

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Question

Which civil rights leader would have rejected the students' approach to fighting for integration?

 Whitney Young

 Fannie Lou Hamer

 Stokely Carmichael

 Martin Luther King, Jr.

sarahc · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Martin Luther King

sarahc · Answer

why?

anonymous · Answer

Martin Luther King believed in peaceful protest.

sarahc · Answer

That wasn't violent though..

sarahc · Answer

He actually encouraged those groups to to continue and expand those non violent protests

anonymous · Answer

Fighting would be violent right? He did not encourage violent protest by Carmichael or Whitney Young.

sarahc · Answer

Fighting? There is no physical fighting here.

sarahc · Answer

Or violent protesting

anonymous · Answer

Stokely Carmichael. He was the most militant of the all of those leaders. I'm sorry, I misread your question!!

sarahc · Answer

Thats ok. I was a bit confused by your MLK answer...he was the first answer choice I crossed off

anonymous · Answer

I'm a little out of it and wasn't reading the question right. I'm sorry! Usually I'm a bit better with things like that.

sarahc · Answer

Carmichael was apart on the SNCC who were advocates for the sit-ins...he was actually inspired by them. :(

anonymous · Answer

Young then? man, I was off today.

sarahc · Answer

My best guess is young. Thanks for trying but please don't answer questions unless your pretty sure of the answer :)