How should a modern movement balance charismatic leadership with grassroots participation?

The historical tension between SCLC and SNCC reveals that social movements require both high-profile figures who can command media attention (like Dr. King) and decentralized organizers who build local capacity (like SNCC). Relying too heavily on a single charismatic leader makes a movement vulnerable to suppression if that leader is removed. Conversely, purely decentralized movements often struggle to articulate unified national policy goals.