What if Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X who seemingly represented two different communities that thrived during the Civil Rights era, were never assassinated? What if the lives that were upended from hatred and fear for a brighter future lived on to become old men? Had they not been murdered or taken away from their communities, they could have lived and actively impacted times as family men, or perhaps would have seen themselves as kindred spirits who could sit and talk about the times that have passed since the era of their heyday. What questions would they have? What would they think of the current times in which we live? What insights would they have from conversations between their apparently divergent philosophies?