Explain the friction between the SNCC and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Why doesn't the SNCC want to join the march from Selma to Montgomery? What do you think of their arguments?

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Holly Flores

11 June, 11:57

Explain the friction between the SNCC and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Why doesn't the SNCC want to join the march from Selma to Montgomery? What do you think of their arguments?

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Dorito · Answer 1

Answer: Even though George Wallace's argument was structured well and used some of the same sources as Dr. King, Dr. King's message about brotherhood was more convincing. George Wallace argued for freedom for the states to do as they liked, but no one should be allowed to ignore the rights of individuals and we should all be treated equally. Wallace realized this is his own life.

Amira Washington · Answer 2

The purpose of the 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery March was to bring awareness to civil rights issues African Americans continued to face, even after the ...