Malcolm X

Malcolm X explained the "X": "The Muslim's 'X' symbolized the true African family name that he never could know. For me, my 'X' replaced the white slavemaster name of 'Little' which some blue-eyed devil named Little had imposed upon my paternal forebears. According to Malcolm X, Autobiography, p229.

i nthe time of black slave, a slave took the last name of their owner. malcom x became independent of that when he gave up his slave name for the variable x which represents his true last name that he lost to the slave owner.

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Above is a different answer from what I heard on a different website. Malcolm X isn't his REAL name. The Malcolm was given to him by one of his teachers and the X is an unknown thing in math, so that's how he made his name... Malcolm 'Unknown'

15 gunshots hitted Malcolm X

(Talmadge Hayer, Norman 3X Butler, and Thomas 15X Johnson shot him at a close range when he was about to deliever a speech at the Audubon Ballroom in Manhattan)

he changed his way in jail by a note that his brother let him that said don't drink and stop smoking. if you think the anwer is wrong look in www.wikipedia.com an click where it says English then look on the left hand side where there is a space and on the bottom of the space says search on the space write Malcolm x then press search and then look for it its a very looooooong page. I am not really sure if the anwer is right!!!!!!!!!

Buddism

Malcolm X helped America in many ways. He gave the Black Americans something to fight for, freedom and equality. He also rose up to the whites, who had been discriminating the Blacks for so long. Many people admired his ways and were very influenced by him, though some people thought his 'violent ways' were too much for society. But from any point of view, his teachings are to be remembered for centuries to come.

Malcolm X protested for the civil rights of African-Americans in the United States in the 1960s. He is often accused of advocating violence because of his use of radical language. But Malcolm only advocated the use of violence as a form of self defense. He threatened the use of violence by his people as a deterrant to those who would use it on them.

he figured out how to view the world as he needed

People who hate black people hate them because they see them as people who aren't supposed to be in their country.Fine when they were needed for working cotton fields and sugar plantations for free but now we have machines. They believe blacks take their jobs and damage the economy which a bit stupid since all humans came out of Africa and were all black at one time.

i dont hate all black people just the ones who think they can say n!gga or n!gger and call whites cracker and then if we call them n!gger or n!gga they freak out like mean people

Malcolm McFee died on November 18, 2001, in Braintree, Essex, England, UK of cancer.

Malcolm X preached at Nation of Islam Temple No.7 in Harlem New York

Malcolm X was born May 19, 1925, in Omaha, Nebraska, one of eight children of a Baptist Minister and a homemaker. His father was a supporter of Marcus Garveyâ??s â??Back to Africa Movementâ?? and an outspoken black power advocate. This caused bad blood between his father and a white supremacist group. The conflict left the family homeless after their house was burned to the ground and their father died of suspicious circumstances. Malcolm's mother suffered a mental breakdown after the death of her husband and the children was split between foster homes and orphanages.

If you mean the actors name, then his name is Frankie Muniz.

woncvil right for black and earned nobel peace award

violent methods wheras Martin Luther Kings had peaceful and non-voilent methods

they both had the same goal but a different method to achieve it =]=]

Maybe she did have two kids

cause it might resemble someone pucking up. :x

he faced many difficulties throughout his life:

- firstly and mainly racism as it prevented him a great deal throughout his life. It overall was the reason why his family was separated and his father killed. Also on an extra note, if there was no race issue his life would of been completely different from the word go.

- also whilst with the nation of Islam he was prevented from working with other civil rights leaders that he wished to. He had to follow the strict rules of Elijah Mohammad.

- another point which was a challenge was his lack of education. Although he was one of the brightest in his class he gave up when a teacher told him his dream of being a lawyer was unreal. By giving up in education it meant he never had any real chance of making something good of himself and to choose nothing but crime.

It's all i could find!

Malcolm's white girlfriend was named Bea Caragulian who was called "Sophie" in the autobiography to protect her identity. She also had a sister named Joyce who was in the same ring of robbers. They did not see each other again after Malcolm went to prison.

update 2011...

I just found out his former girlfriend is still alive. Her name is Beatrice Bazarian who lives in California. She is almost 90. I found info on her at ancestry.com. Her maiden name was Caragulian. I don't know if anyone ever tried to interview her or seek her out, don't know if she declined. She probably doesn't want to be identified or want to known as being associated with Malcolm X.

Yes. These are available on google images. You can clearly see the wounds caused by the bullets and the brain itself. I believe if you type in John F Kennedy autopsy on google images, they should come straight up!! :-P Gingerboyy :-)

Malcolm X's father, Earl, had three children from a previous marriage and six with Louise, Malcolm's mother. Seven years after Earl's death, Louise gave birth to another man's child. All of Malcolm's siblings in order of birth are Ella, Mary, Earl Jr. Wilfred, Philbert, Hilda, Malcolm, Yvonne, Reginald, Wesley, and Robert.

Because Hes Lame (:

they had sex 7 times and made a monster who went round raping little girls and boys

Malcolm X's goal as a child was to become a lawyer, but he was told that he could not become one, as he was black. Later on in life, he joined the nation of Islam, and become a spokesman for the organisation. His main beliefs were that black Americans and white Americans should not be intergrated (not live together). He said that he and his followers should obtain equal rights, by any means possible, which implies he meant through violence (although he never said this). Towards the end of his life (after a pilgrimage to Mecca), he began to aim for a more 'together' America, and had aims similar to those of Martin Luther King, Jr.