Malcolm X

He had always thought that violence could fix every thing but then he found this religion. This religion was about where everybody got along and was in peace. But then the people who he had encouraged shot him because they had though he was crazy.

Malcolm x scared people because he wanted them to get strong so they could fight for them selves.he wanted to give blacks get there rights.So he would give scary speeches that would have blacks fight back against discriminaion

He is actually 19 years old

Suspicion naturally fell on the Nation of Islam, which disparaged and denounced Malcolm X after he left their group the previous year. Two members of the Nation of Islam were charged and convicted in the killing, though they professed their innocence of the crime. Three gunmen shot and kiiled Malcolm X during a speech at the Audubon Ballroom, in Harlem, New York City, on February 21, 1965. Three suspects were later convicted and served lengthy prison terms. All three men changed their names. One became the head of the Harlem mosque (Nation of Islam), another left the group and became a Sunni as Malcolm X had.

The Nation of Islam was a group in which Malcolm little joined. This groups members rejected their slave surnames (little) and replaced it with a 'X'.

Therefore Malcolm X.

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Unfortunately, it is unclear whether FOX will clear the music rights for the DVD.

I am still waiting, but things look dim.

Malcolm Brodrick was born on December 3, 1944, in New York City, New York, USA.

Malcolm x spoke against the unfair treatment to the African Americans. In addition Malcolm X was a leader in the Nation of Islam in the 1960's promoting self-pride and nationalism for African Americans. He preached his message of black activism for blacks only until his trip to Mecca where he realized that Blacks and Whites could co-exist harmoniously. He took his new message back to America but was unfortunately assassinated before his message could be fully heard.

killed by three of it members of Nation of Islam

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Malcolm X felt MLK's nonviolent Civil Rights Movement was implanted by white society to keep blacks further defenseless and subjected to white society's aggression and mistreatment. In the beginning, before his trip to Mecca, Malcolm X advocated separatism of races. During his trip to Mecca, he witnessed white and black Muslims living together and coexisting peacefully. It was during this trip where "a man of war found peace." Upon returning to the U.S., he changed his ideology and began advocating for integration of races and equality.

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Malcolm X had both a positive and a negative effect on society. Positively, he inspired many African-Americans to fight racism proactively. He offered an alternative to Martin Luther King's message of non-violence and pacifism. Many people think that Malcolm X promoted violence and this was not the case. More than anything, he was a proponent of self-defense. Negatively he has been portrayed as violent and racist. Since he did not preach non-violence, he was often seen as Martin Luther King's opposition; he was seen as a pro-violent person instead of a teacher of self-defense. To this day, he is portrayed as a hate-monger and has not enjoyed the popularity of many of his civil-rights contemporaries.

in some how he did and didnt because he started a group because he was tired of the whites

Malcolm X was never in the Black Panthers. The only things he had (or even might have had) in common was the time frame in which he was active and rejecting Dr. Martin Luther King's peaceful protest methods. He was a proponent of the Nation of Islam.

I don't know what school he attended but he began to practise medicine in London,Ontario. I just read it on a book called "Canadian Greats".

He was a Black person himself and familiar with theshabby way his fellow black Americans were being treated in society. He was in a position to influence people into doing something about what he felt was an injustice on a grand scale.

His real name is Malcolm X because it was changed to that. His birth name Malcolm Little; May 19, 1925 - February 21, 1965.

MLK had many famous marches, the one I know is the poor peoples march which was unsuccessful because it turned violent. This march was his last march because he was asassinated a few days after. MLK had many famous marches, the one I know is the poor peoples march which was unsuccessful because it turned violent. This march was his last march because he was asassinated a few days after.