Please read the two speeches in the "Ballot or the Bullet" and "I Have a Dream” , and then write a two-paragraph response that answers this question: Question: Using specific examples and events in her life as evidence, WHICH one of the two speeches would Anne Moody (Coming in age of Mississippi) agree with more: Dr King or Malcolm X? Your answer must use specific examples of events from her life and book to illustrate your argument. Step One: In the first paragraph, compare and contrast the two speeches: “I Have a Dream” (excerpt) by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and “The Ballot or the Bullet” speech by Malcolm X. What do they have in common? What ideas, messages, or calls to action do they share? In the same paragraph, describe how the speeches are different. How do their conclusions and recommendations contrast? Step Two: In the second paragraph, use several specific moments from Anne Moody’s (Coming in age of Mississippi) life that you think show which speech she would agree with the most. The second paragraph can also include content from the two speeches.

Please read the two speeches in the "Ballot or the Bullet" and "I Have a Dream” , and then write a two-paragraph response that answers this question: Question: Using specific examples and events in her life as evidence, WHICH one of the two speeches would Anne Moody (Coming in age of Mississippi) agree with more: Dr King or Malcolm X? Your answer must use specific examples of events from her life and book to illustrate your argument. Step One: In the first paragraph, compare and contrast the two speeches: “I Have a Dream” (excerpt) by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and “The Ballot or the Bullet” speech by Malcolm X. What do they have in common? What ideas, messages, or calls to action do they share? In the same paragraph, describe how the speeches are different. How do their conclusions and recommendations contrast? Step Two: In the second paragraph, use several specific moments from Anne Moody’s (Coming in age of Mississippi) life that you think show which speech she would agree with the most. The second paragraph can also include content from the two speeches.