Malcolm X

A. supported integration efforts.

B. worked with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.

C. insisted that blacks have economic and political autonomy.

D. felt that the Black Power movement went too far. was inspired by the efforts of Booker T.

E. Washington earlier in the twentieth century.

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4 December, 18:48

Malcolm X

A. supported integration efforts.

B. worked with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.

C. insisted that blacks have economic and political autonomy.

D. felt that the Black Power movement went too far. was inspired by the efforts of Booker T.

E. Washington earlier in the twentieth century.

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Jerimiah Kim · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter C.

Explanation: Malcolm X was one of the greatest activists for the African-American struggle for more civil rights. He worked actively for years in the organization known as the Nation of Islam.