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During the push for the final passage of the women’s suffrage amendment and as the civil rights movement for African Americans was escalating in the 1960s, each movement was divided over its strategy: militant action or patient politics

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During the push for the final passage of the women’s suffrage amendment and as the civil rights movement for African Americans was escalating in the 1960s, each movement was divided over its strategy: militant action or patient politics. Compare and contrast the tactics and strategies of Martin Luther King, Jr. with those of Malcolm X as well as those of the National American Women Suffrage Association (NAWSA) with those of Alice Paul. In your opinion, which of these approaches has been more effective? In what ways are these debates still happening with current social justice movements?