Martin Luther King's Nonviolent March in 1966

Martin Luther King Jr. and Stokely Carmichael worked together during the civil rights movement. They met in a Memphis hospital after James Meredith was shot, but he didn't want to continue his march alone. The two men agreed that they would consult with him daily on every decision. "Carmichael is just a natural leader whose powerful rhetoric still carried a bit of an accent from his trinity"