e the fact that he denied any success violence might have in supporting the cause of the black population, he did encourage resistance through silent marches, manifestations and high spirited speeches. (King, 1963)
             Nonetheless, this can still be labeled as opposition which in turns brings about the issue of retaliation; subsequently the discussion follows the idea of obedience and disobedience as being morally correct. (Fromm, 1963) It is rather arguable to what extent can a man obey his social rulers and at the same time respect his own personal identity, taking into consideration the special status of the black community.
             Seeing that African Americans' existence has been permanently marked by the supremacy of the white majority and therefore the latter's interest rarely coincided with those of the black community most often one excluding the other, the desperate and ultimate solution to be found by the African Americans
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