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King was the most influential civil rights speaker all the way up until his assassination. Martin Luther’s main philosophy was non violence. Martin Luther King used the many teachings of Ghandi’s non violent resistance. King used Ghandi’s teachings because out of the many people that he studied no other teaching appealed to him more than what Ghandi taught. To King the most useful and effective way of helping African Americans get peace was to use non violence resistance. Instead of using force to get his points across and end up getting sent back to jail against King decided that he would use his words to express to the whites that blacks were people to and everyone should be treated with equal rights. He settled down in Birmingham, Alabama and put everything that he learned from Ghandi about non violence to great use.... Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X were two very influential people of their day. They both are very prominent African American individuals throughout history. They fought for what they stood for but in many different ways, as we all know in

history there are no two great men that are alike. Even though they both positively impacted society, I feel Martin Luther King did the most productive job. Martin Luther King was a better influence on African Americans then Malcolm X because of his

power in the Civil Rights Movement, the Bus Boycott, and his non-violence protest. In my opinion, The Civil Rights Movement was MLK’s most impacting aspect of his career. King’s prominence in the civil rights movement gained the respect of many

political leaders, and gave him the potential power to produce major change. This movement elevated him to one of the most powerful positions in the growing Civil Rights Movement, and helped him gain the confidence of black southerners ready to

involve themselves in the struggle. The Bus Boycott is a famous occurrence even to this day, After Claudette Colvin and Rosa Parks got into incidents involving