Malcolm X

He was born in Omaha, Nebraska. He and his family moved to Milwaukee, Michigan, then moved to Lansing. In 1937, he was sent to a detention home in Mason, Michigan to finish school. When he dropped out of school he moved to Boston, Massachusetts working various odd jobs, and then traveled to Harlem, New York where he engaged in criminal activity. He moved back to Boston and there was convicted of burglary and received an 8-10 year prison sentence. When he was released on parole in 1952, he moved to Detroit and later moved back to New York city, where he died.

he was received by his brother how was a follower of Elijah Muhammad in prison. Malcolm took on the virtue of knowledge and when he got out of prision in 1952 he went to find Elijah Muhammad and joined the Nation.

Also known as Betty X, Betty Shabazz was Malcolm X's wife.

Some members of the Nation of Islam felt that Malcolm X was receiving

too much power and were jealous of Malcolm being Elijah Muhammad's best man. The FBI played a vital role in Malcolm's assassination through their infiltrators. The Nation of Islam itself was not the real perpetrator of Malcolm's death.

Martin Luther King JR.'s philosophy made th most sense during the 1960's. Like many blacks, Martin Luther King JR. was raised by Christian parents, which in his outstanding battle against segregation, he applied his beliefs and used them in his speeches.

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Malcolm X knew well that he was a target of many groups. In spite of this, he was never afraid to say what he had to say when he had to say it. He also accepted this fact without requesting police. Malcolm X's life has affected Americans in many important ways. His conversion must have had an influence on Elijah Muhammad's son, Wallace Muhammad, who, after his father's death, led the Nation of Islam's followers into orthodox Islam. Not only was he intelligent and articulate, but brave.

One day over coffee in 1934, Chanslor E. Weymouth, Cal Farley, and Roy Pool agreed that a Boys Club was the answer to the problems of unsupervised leisure of the boys in Amarillo. With $300 each, and a building donated by Mary E. Bivins, located at 313 Van Buren - the Maverick Boys Club was born! Ralph Dykeman was appointed to be the director of the club, a position he held for 48 years.

Yes he did and he was bisexual.

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Malcolm x's father was killed be the Ku Klux Klan

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No. He made the Nation of Islam a mainstream group, which committed countless acts of violence and bred hate, giving the government more justification to segregate and discriminate African Americans. His Black nationalist ideology called division instead of unity and equality. Martin Luther King was much more successful and respectable.

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Malcolm X

He argued against African Americans making compromises with white society.

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A. African Americans should elect their own people to political office. B. African Americans should only do business with each other. C. He was willing to use violence to obtain equal rights. D. All of the above are true.

Malcolm X was killed in New York City.

Agriculture was his speciality. He is mostly associated with the peanut. He is the inventor of peanut butter. Which was very important as a source of protein for the poor people in the south. Since dental care was virtually non existent it was difficult to chew high protein foods needed for strenuous labor. However peanut butter requires little if no chewing to consume.

Throughout his life 'Malcolm' went through a variety of stages. Each facet of his growth exhibits a dynamic individuals response to varying circumstances. Whether we acknowledge this incredible man as Malcolm Little, Detroit Red, Malcolm x and/or El Hajj Malik El Shabazz we must be aware that we are bearing witness, albeit posthumously, to a human being in flux. The concept of a surname is an ideal place to question our own social orientations, biases and preconceptions. A 'surname' signifies differing viewpoints on heritage and societal inheritance; i.e. - a Dictionary might define this term as, "The name borne in common by members of a family..," or "An added name derived from occupation." Both tend to reflect an inherent Patronymic tendency as well. Do any of these definitions fit a man whose very people were robbed of their heritage, forced into slavery while watching all previously known members of their family displaced, killed, or at best scattered across the plantation/slavery/share cropping systems of these United States? The use of a surname is relatively new in history and was adopted in order to legally distinguish two individuals with the same first name. At first, these last names were not passed down to the next generation. The Chinese were among the very first cultures to adopt the use of hereditary surnames about 5000 years ago. In Europe, surnames weren't used until the 10th or 11th centuries AD in Venice. Gradually throughout Europe, all nobility and gentry adopted surnames until eventually surnames were used by all Europeans of all classes. This very limited explanation of 'surnames' doesn't even attempt to address the issues from cultures who might very well be more pertinent to Mr. Shabazz. Naming traditions among Semitic peoples, or of the enormous variety and variations found between the countries, regions and cultures found within the African continent. However, if one was removed from their indigenous culture, while their unique history and identity were eradicated, and then made to conform to foreign (European in this case), norms - arbitrarily chosen by each 'owner' or 'master', the very idea of reconstructing a concrete lineage becomes almost impossible (if not ludicrous). Each of us goes through a process of cognitive growth and development, although most change can be traced to the pressures of society, social custom and institutionalized practices. It is the incredibly rare individual who manages through efforts of extreme will and self-determination to become more than what society expects of them. Whether residing in Nebraska, Chicago, Harlem or Mecca...to name a few of the locations which now represent milestones in this man's life - he evolved as a human being; inspired by his surroundings, but shaped by his own choices and actions. Mr. Shabazz was forced to chose his names and create his own ever-changing identity lest he succumb to the institutionalized racism inherent in assigning this descendant of slavery a 'surname'. web.me.com/mfleegler

Malcolm instructs his soldiers to remain vigilant and disciplined in their approach to battle. He emphasizes the importance of unity and following commands closely to ensure their success against the enemy. Malcolm also encourages them to remain resolute and to fight with honor, reminding them of their cause and the stakes involved in the conflict. This focus on strategy and morale is crucial for maintaining their strength and determination in the face of adversity.