What is your confused Q for 4/27?

resubmit for negotiations to take place there must be direct action

resubmit does direct action work?

why is blacknationalism a self-help philisophy

con't he would say to that?

Malcolm says the time when blacks will vote for whites is long gone.but,it was only a few years ago when blacks voted for a white man.what do yu think

If polices actions towards african americans were so brutal.why didnt someone in the gov't do something,since we're known as the a democrate society

what does religion have to go with segregation and racism in Malcolm X reading?

King fully advocates civil disobedience but does Malcolm X believe it is alright to take violent action if a situation gets out of hand?

Malcolm X asks people to keep their religion personal and states that nationalism helps bring people together. Aren't these the under lying reason of hatred among people around the globe?

The balance of power is quite straight forward but it doesnt seem that Malcom X really mean power. It seemed more of leaning towards black power

does malcom x want blacks in power or equal power

(cont.) Along with this he justifies and states that the protest didn't simply pop out of nowhere it took planning and consideration

(cont.) and him explaining why he led the non violent protests.

I wasn't confused that much with Martin Luther king letter..I believe that it is about the action that took place before his arrest

I too read Malcolm x text as re balance of power Is it true?

Is Malcolm x saying that there Is no way that anyone can move up the societal ladder because it Is made confine one in their place ?

I understood MLK reading but was Malcolm x calling for balance of power?? Doesn't seem like him

Cont.. Power?

why does MLK say that he's disappointed? And why would malcolm x say that he wants balance of power? Didn't he just want complete black

comparing the both readings is Malcolm x taking a more stand up approach than the whole idea of non violence?

What did MLK mean by the word "runoff" on page 2?

The balance between whites and blacks?

what is the meaning of filibustering on page six of the Malcolm X reading

I don't understand if Malcolm X is calling for power to be balanced between white and black people or just for black people to be in full power?

(cont) and the Church's leadership.

In his letter Martin Luther King says that he disappionted with the Churchon page 5 and I'm not 100% sure as to why he is so disappionted with the church

how have the people of I'll will used time more effectively? What exactly is meant by time here?

In kings letter, he mentions that everything hitler did was 'legal', wouldn't that be the same as the segregation laws?

I am confused, is Malcolm x trying to say that just laws are the ones that the majority and minority agree to follow?

Why does he chose to explain the purpose of his letter so thoroughly? Is it to show respect to officials? What was the response to his letter? Where whi

affects the majority and minority but some are happy and others are unhappy?

I understand the difference between just & unjust laws .. But who's to say a law that doesn't degrade a person is unjust? Or the oppisite? Or if it

I'm not confused about anything but I think that people should commend Malcolm for putting his religion aside for a common

Is Malcolm X calling for Black people to be in power or a balance of power between whites and blacks