Question

Compare and contrast the views of either Martin Delany Frederick Douglass or Martin Luther King and Malcom X on the question of assimilation versus Separatism. What leads each to adopt the position he adopts? How does Cornell West think we should resolve this issue?

Answer 1

ANSWER:

1)The incorporation of the blacks with the whites in the U.S. was not seen with an inspiration by Malcolm X. This was clear from his statement "You don't incorporate with a sinking ship.

2)The plan to the blacks will never be satisfied was the soundness by Malcolm X as he felt that the American working through foundations was profoundly supremacist.

3)The challenges with most extreme peacefulness and loaded up with all the adoration and friendship was the best cure as per Martin Luther King which was a tremendous inconsistency with the declarations by Malcolm X.

4)"America's blessed social legacy and the desire of the Creator will bring the peaceful changes and America will genuinely develop triumphant without the sentiments of contempt." This was the center confidence by Martin Luther King.

5)"Race matters" as indicated by Cornell West.Racism is firmly established in the American history and it will never vanish. The root explanation for this issue is, as he feels-agnosticism The conclusion of being not deserving of anything by generally Blacks.