The Civil Rights Movement, Phase II: 1960–1990
The escalating violence in America, marked by the assassination of Malcolm X in 1965 and Martin Luther King in 1968, was a catalyst for those who saw non-violent protest as ineffective amid continued social and economic discrimination. America was headed towards two national identities: "one black, and one white."
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