Malcolm X

Nobody will soon forget the impact that he had, and won’t let his death be in vain. This betrayal and rivalry would eventually lead to his murder. They felt like they could never have full justice and equality living in the white mans world. In their minds, there was no other option because the oppression in America was to deep seeded, and no matter how hard they would preach, they could never totally be rid of the wrongs in American society. He touched a number of peoples lives, and will continue to do so for African American people.

Black Muslims believed that there was no other answer to the racial incongruence that was going on in America and felt they had to completely separate themselves from the white race. Malcolm felt that this was a huge betrayal, because he had felt that he had always been a devout, militant follower of Muhammad and the nation of Islam. Soon he began to put his own perspectives and views into the religion. This caused some problems with the Nation of Islam, when their views began to separate. pecial this young man was, and he quickly became a minister and preacher for their religion.

Malcolm X will be remembered as a revolutionary man who along with others played a vital role on the battle for civil rights.