The primary issue that arose between Lyndon Johnson and Martin Luther King Jr. was the Vietnam War. While King was increasingly vocal about his opposition to the war, believing it diverted resources from domestic civil rights initiatives and disproportionately affected African Americans, Johnson remained committed to the conflict. This divergence created tension, as King felt that Johnson's administration was not prioritizing the urgent needs of the Civil Rights Movement in light of the war's demands. Their relationship became strained as King sought to address social justice while Johnson focused on foreign policy.
Yes, he was.
The 36th President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the civil rights act which was lead by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Segregation was part of Southern History. That culture does not carry on-Lyndon B. Johnson, Martin Luther King.
JFK. He expressed his condolence and he too was killed that same year.
Many people support Martin Luther King Junior. People who supported equal rights for all supported him and religious groups supported him as well.
The act was signed into action on August 6, 1965. President Johnson and Martin Luther king and other civil rights activists were also present
Martin Luther King Jr. Robert F. Kennedy
I believe President Lyndon Johnson was the President when Martin Luther King was gunned down dead on theBalcony of Lorraine Motel in Missisipi.
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Lyndon Johnson, John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Leonard Bernstein, Martin Luther King, Elvis Presley, Marvin Gaye, Ricky Nelson
The members of the Civil Rights Movement, which was led by Martin Luther King Jr.
Many people helped JFK win when he ran for president . The most helpful may have been Lyndon Johnson and his father Joseph Kennedy.