by Renee Boss

Martin Luther King, Jr. & Malcolm X had differing opinions

reneeboss71 — 2013-06-20 03:28:18 UTC

Renee: police officer is looking toward crowd--is there hostility?

2013-06-20 18:49:22 UTC

2013-06-20 18:50:48 UTC

Malcolm X is meeting with Martin Luther King, Jr in a statehouse guarded by police nervously on alert. White folks have their heads averted and the only other African Amercican seems engaged.

Sarah: two historical leaders share a moment of mutual respect. despite their differing methods of creating change, both share a common end goal

2013-06-20 18:52:01 UTC

Amy. Two men talking protected by police. The police officer looks nervous. They appear to be pleasantly engaged in conversation while others are leaning in to hear what is being said.

2013-06-20 18:52:10 UTC

Michelle - who are those white men behind the central characters? WHat is their role?

2013-06-20 18:52:14 UTC

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Liz- thinking that Malcolm may be dismissive of MLK...interpreting his grin ...

Kimba/ interpretation

2013-06-20 18:52:24 UTC

Civil rights issue represented in background with black/white males on line (color line). Each man (MLK/ Malcolm X) stands on a side

Representing how to achieve equality either nonviolently or by using any means necessary. Note: police and othe white male on "side" of nonviolence.

2013-06-20 18:53:27 UTC

Two civil rights leaders having a conversation. Many other individuals appearing to observe from the outside. Police officer looking away

Stephanie/Two civil rights leaders engaged in good conversation with a police officer keeping watch as a crowd grows around them.

2013-06-20 18:53:36 UTC

Susan: they are talking to one another. Can't tell who's speaking

2013-06-20 18:54:49 UTC

2013-06-20 18:56:08 UTC

Slight smiles on MLK and M.X's faces