Kennedy, called for the adoption of new civil rights laws, with equal rights for blacks. ... Background Martin Luther King, Jr., the "non-violent" and "direct action" as a method of social change, one of the most prominent advocates. ... Tablets, he explained the original intention of the American civil rights movement, hopes and dreams, refuted all the accusations of the civil rights movement. ... Malcolm love Vieques's concept of self-defense and black nationalism aroused sympathy north, the force exceeds urban black gold made the call for nonviolence. Meanwhile, Kim will have to face p...

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It is a book about power, and how he aims to quell the idea that power has to be gained from violence. ... It is in this book that he states the inherent power in "silent protest", an idea that would later have him holding the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. ... He truly believed in the power inherent in the black community and felt that it could be used very effectively in the alleviation of their struggle, but he believed that it didn't need to be done through rioting and violence. The first example of non-violent protest was the Montgomery Movement and the boycott of the buses. ... This was...

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