During the Civil Rights movement in 1954-1968 in America, two leaders Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X had different methods and philosophies in their seek of civil rights for African-Americans. Both human rights activist’s were influential in their fight for freedom by raising the fallen self-esteem of African-Americans, demanding better living and equality for their people. Although both leaders had the same dream-- equality for African-Americans, their ideologies were very different. Malcolm X’s ideologies of segregation and violence overshadowed his belief of Black pride and self-awareness. Martin Luther King proves to contribute more to the progression of the Civil Rights Movement by bringing publicity to major civil rights events and
