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Civil Rights Movement (view source)
Revision as of 08:55, February 15, 2019
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==Black Power==
==Black Power==
Meanwhile, a growing black radical movement, led by Muslims like Malcolm X, and inner city gangs, pulled the black community toward separatism. By 1966 the tensions inside the black community were ripping apart the civil rights coalition, as the radicals called for the ousting of all whites in leadership positions. King lost much of his influence, and was unable to stop the wave of rioting that broke out in every major American city with a black population. The riots soured white America on the civil rights movement because it brought violence and turmoil, and led to calls for [[Law and order]].
===Nation of Islam===
Meanwhile, a growing black radical movement, led by Muslims like Malcolm X, and inner city gangs, pulled the black community toward separatism. By 1966 the tensions inside the black community were ripping apart the civil rights coalition, as the radicals called for the ousting of all whites in leadership positions. King lost much of his influence, and was unable to stop the wave of rioting that broke out in every major American city with a black population. The riots soured white America on the civil rights movement because it brought violence and turmoil, and led to calls for [[Law and order]].
===Black Panthers===
==Other groups==
==Other groups==
Other groups started to mobilize on behalf of their rights, especially [[Feminism|feminists]] and [[Latinos]], and later the homosexuals made a bid.
Other groups started to mobilize on behalf of their rights, especially [[Feminism|feminists]] and [[Latinos]], and later the homosexuals made a bid.