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Malcolm was treated poorly due to a combination of systemic racism, societal prejudice, and his challenging upbringing. His experiences with discrimination and violence shaped his worldview and activism. Additionally, his outspoken nature and advocacy for civil rights threatened the status quo, leading to further mistreatment and hostility from those in power. Ultimately, his treatment reflects broader societal issues regarding race and equality.
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Was Malcolm X treated unkindly?
Yup.
To be treated in a dignified way?
to be treated in a dignified way
How do you explain being treated in a dignified way?
"Explain being treated in a dignified way?"
How were the African Americans in Pennsylvania treated?
well umm they were treated the same way as America they were treated right and well no one made fun of them they were treated the right way someone should be treated.
What rights do individual have to be treated in a dignified way?
to be treated in a dignified way and to have privacy in care home
Was tyra banks an active participant like Malcolm X?
- Tyra Banks is just another women who helps and takes care of us blacks and also whites . She cares and appreciate us and cry in a way they never been treated .
Why were WWII veterans often treated badly when they returned home?
Who said that? That was America's greatest generation, they were treated that way then, they're treated that way now.
What is better everybody hates chris or Malcolm in the middle?
everybody hates chris is way better but Malcolm in the middle isn't bad
What are the release dates for Malcolm and Eddie - 1996 The Way We Weren't 2-12?
Malcolm and Eddie - 1996 The Way We Weren't 2-12 was released on: USA: 18 November 1997
How did the Dawes act the way Indians were treated?
They were now treated as individuals
Compare the way the English government treated the Puritans with the way the Puritans treated Anne Hutchinson. How are they similar?
Not good
What did Malcolm X believe violence was?
He believed violence was the way to peace.
