Mandela Or MartinLuther King? Who Was More Influential?

[Luther]

Who was more influential to their communities and countries? Both are great mean who suffered hardships for the sake of their goal but who will go down in history more?

 

[Defence]

Malcom X

He was fearless, smart and charismatic. He made his own mistakes and learnt from them in his own way. Never was he an apologist or was he a terrorist. A true man.

 

[10th]

What did they do?

 

[Pumpkin Ninja]

I think people recognize Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. more, I'm not too sure though.

What did they do?

Are you cereal?

EDIT: Actually, now that I think about it I would say Mandela.

 

[Erebus]

Extremely hard to say for me, but I think I'd give it to Mandela

 

[Silverforsakenhamster]

Mandela. He has a whole song for himself.

 

[-immortal-]

Mandela.

 

[Gerkak]

I would say mandela

 

[FemmeFatale]

They Both were great men who did great things, we shouldn't compare the impacts they made on people's lives. Neither contribution was inferior in my eyes
Though Nelson mandela is known globally.
Karting Luther King is mostly known in tthe usa. And mostly among african Americans as he is a prominent figure in the african American community.
It's really up to ones paradigms

 

[Deluxe]

Both great men.

 

[SayWhat21]

I say mandela but people usually hear martin luther king more often

 

[Multiply]

I'd say Mandela. MLK did equally great things tho.

 

[Forest]

Both did great things for their nations.. I'd say Mandela though pound for pound considering he lived much longer than MLK and was able to really bring radical change and unification to South Africa.

 

[Tobi98]

Mandela, MLK didn't really get the time

 

[King-Panda]

Wow the first comment was exactly what i wanted to say...

Malcolm X

 

[ministerC4]

I say mandela but people usually hear martin luther king more often

This .

 

[Wabbit]

I never heard much of MLK. Mandela is like a global icon.

 

[ᖇ α z m α η]

I have great respect for both of em, but Mandela was more infleuntial .​