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Speech Analysis
Comparison Essay # 10976
Speech Analysis
Examines differences between 2 speeches by Martin Luther King, Jr. & 1 speech by Malcolm X in terms of themes, methods & goals.
1,350 words (approx. 5.4 pages) |
3 sources |
2001
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"Both Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X, in the three selected speeches (two by King and one by Malcolm X), sought to advance the civil and legal rights and the socioeconomic status of blacks in the United States. However, aside from that general similarity, there are far more differences between the two in terms of themes, methods and specific goals.The greatest difference is King's basic assumption that integration is desirable and Malcolm X's refusal to accept that assumption. King seeks a way to fit blacks into a political, cultural and socioeconomic system which he wants reformed so that blacks will receive fair and just treatment. Malcolm X, on the other hand, begins his argument from the standpoint that it is not up to blacks to figure out a way to fit into an oppressive system, but is rather up to the white-run system to..."
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