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Malcolm X was the founder of what organization in 1963?

Malcolm X Was Founder Of The (OAAU). Organization of Afro-American Unity.


Who founded the Organization for Afro- American Unity in 1963?

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Malcolm x who founded the organization for afro-american unity in 1963 was a leading spokesman for?

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Malcolm x who founded the organization for Afro American unity in 1963 was leading spokesman for?

For Black Rights/Pride.


What organization assissinated Malcolm X?

The Nation of Islam killed Malcolm X in February 1965


Why was Malcolm X expelled from his religion?

Tension between Malcolm X and Elijah Muhammad, head of the Nation of Islam, led to Malcolm X's departure from the organization in March 1964.


What religion did Malcolm x convert to in 1963?

He became a Sunni Muslim in 1964.


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American activist. A member of the Nation of Islam(1952-1963), he advocated separatism and blackpride. After converting to orthodox Islam, he founded the Organization of Afro-American Unity (1964) and was assassinated in Harlem.


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Malcolm did not the think the March on Washington would accomplish anything. He was said to have called it the Farce on Washington.


Was Malcolm X a member of the Black Panthers?

No, Malcolm X was not a member of the Black Panthers. He was a prominent figure in the Nation of Islam before breaking away and forming his own organization, the Organization of Afro-American Unity. The Black Panthers were a separate group founded in 1966.


What organization was the first to issue a direct order for the death of Malcolm X?

There came a point in time when the Nation of Islam became an enemy of Malcolm X. In his autobiography he states that the Mosque Seven was the first to issue a direct death order for Malcolm's life.


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