Black nationalists rejected the goals of the civil rights movement in the 1960s because they Text to speechSaved at 12:58 PM EDT a
supported a doctrine that called for blacks completely separating from white society
b
believed that nonviolent protesting was necessary for achieving racial equality.
c
did not want to associate with the conformity and materialism in American culture.
d
were more concerned with spreading propaganda about whites than gaining equal rights.