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Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X shared the view thatAthe movement for Black advancement in the United States was part of a global process of social changeBit was desirable to work for the desegregation of public facilitiesCviolence was a necessary part of the movement for Black social and political advancementDusing the courts to challenge the constitutionality of barriers to Black advancement was not a useful strategy
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