Question

18.6d
this civil rights leader believed in \segregation as equals\ and black supremacy?
¿este líder de los derechos civiles creía en la \segregación como ig
○ martin luther king jr.
○ stokely carmichael
○ mark t
○ malcolm x

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for integration and non - violence, not "segregation as equals" or Black supremacy.
• Stokely Carmichael is known for popularizing "Black Power" but not the specific "segregation as equals" and Black supremacy combination in the way Malcolm X is associated.
• "Mark T" is not a relevant civil rights leader in this context.
• Malcolm X initially believed in Black supremacy and a form of "segregation as equals" (self - determination and separation for Black people to build their own communities with equal status) before his later ideological shifts.

Answer:

D. Malcolm X