Martin Luther King and Malcolm X both were civil rights leaders, who believed in civil rights, and equality, and were against discrimination. But the method of the movement

adopted by these two leaders, where they were different. Martin Luther King believed in non-violence, and was one of non-violence movement to achieve freedom, and civil right in his pursuit. For example he states, "Black power is not black supremacy; it is a united black voice reflecting racial pride in the tradition of our heterogeneous nation. B

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