Is this an honest question, or do you believe those responsible for the successes and gains of the Civil Rights Movement were lockstep in all of their opinions about what tactics would be employed to reach our objectives?
Do you think that the success of the Civil Rights Movement was won by Black Christians, Black Muslims, Black atheist, Black Republicans, Black Democrats, Black liberals, Black conservatives, Black communist or just a collective, collaborative success of Black people?
IMO, the fact that the success of the Civil Rights Movement was based on the collective collaborative efforts of Black people with a wide varity of ideologies from all of the aforementioned groups who all had to agree to dissagree in some fashion in order to work together towards a common goal.
If you dissagree with my assessment, I ask that you explain first if you consider the Civil Rights Movement a measurable success, then explain who was responsible for that success, then explain how they as an individual or group accomplished that success without the collaborative efforts of other Blacks who may differ on some things irrelevent to the desired goal and would have been able to "go it alone".
I am aware that different religious groups and different political ideologies came together for the common goal of Civil Rights. And, yes it was a measurable success. The question is related only to the common goal of civil rights. What did they agree to disagree about? Did they agree to disagree that we should have civil rights as a goal. Or, did they agree to disagree that we should do it non-violently. I am only speaking to what prevents us from agreeing on a COMMON GOAL. So, the question remains what did they agree to disagree about?