What comparisons can you draw from King’s religious references and X’s attempt to not discuss religion?

Both Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X had similar overarching goals of achieving equality, justice, and freedom for minorities in America; however, their plans for achieving change were very different. On one side, Martin Luther King Jr. promoted integration between white and black communities and worked for equality and equal access for all of America’s citizens, black, white, and otherwise. On the other side, Malcolm X did not view black people as citizens of America, and he advocated that they either become increasingly active in representing themselves in America or separate entirely from whites.Compare the similarities and differences between Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have A Dream” speech and Malcolm X’s “The Ballot or the Bullet” speech based on their vision, clarity of goals, the notion of change, or other means. These could refer to their use of religion, historical references, pronouns, diction, repetition, or other tools within their speeches.Consider the following questions as you draw on the comparison:What comparisons can you draw from King’s religious references and X’s attempt to not discuss religion?How does X’s desire for action compare to King’s desire for action? What is the ultimate goal for each?Are there any specific quotes from each speech that allude to similar ideas or purposes?How can the speeches be compared in relation to logos, pathos, and/or ethos?