Malcolm X

Impact of Malcolm X

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Impact of Malcolm X

Introduction

Malcolm X whose full name was Malcolm Little was born in Nebraska on May 19th in the year 1925. He was a charismatic leader and a prominent spokes person for the nation in the era of 1950's and 60's. Malcolm was undoubtedly a great national leader whose intelligence and articulation was highly reflected in his speeches. (http://www.biography.com). At a very small age he experienced the terror of racism in his house. When he was four, a group of white supremacists attacked his house and tortured his family to make them move from Oklahoma. His father was an activist of civil rights community which led him to countenance plenty of troubles on a continuous basis.

Malcolm X fought and stood up for what he believed in, he knew this would make a difference more rapidly. The main objective of the civil right movement was to shed light on the unfair and discriminatory practices going on. His impact on civil right movement was immeasurable but eventually it did have a prominent impact. Eventually the discriminatory practices were exposed which created significant difference in the legal system. (Biondi, 2009, pp 38).

He became more significant and prominent after his death. He died as a result of an assassination on February 21, 1965 at the age of 31. Malcolm became an idol for the people rather then a political leader. His national status was more formalized by the putting his image on a postal stamp in the year 1999. Malcolm X expressed black rage in an incomparable style in the history of America. The way he communicated his annoyance customized an impudent sincerity and a boiling urgency (Abernethy, 2010, pp 285-307). Malcolm's legendary conversions are noticeable in this era too who always provided defense and protection to the Negros. His efforts for the African Americans were made more significant and particular after his death only.

Discussion

Negro revolution:

With reference to the book of (Biondi, 2009, pp 38) it was quite clear that the blacks were badly suppressed by the power of the Americans. Malcolm used the groups of audience's feelings to sustain his techniques of insight of separation, by all means essential, and the finish legitimizes the methods. He realized the tension and complex moving in between the people which affected their socio economic statuses too. Malcolm X focused on togetherness all through his dialogue. Malcolm convinced the people that the enemy they have is mutual. The oppressor and the tormenter are not different but share the same feeling to repress the Negro population. Malcolm X accepted that was the main excuse for why the gathering went well. Malcolm similarly established the belief that blacks were stronger together without assimilation.

Individuals consistently take part in an action if other individuals are additionally doing the action. Malcolm used this to request his development of dividing wall to others. The more individuals that imparted the plans of Malcolm X the more reasonable his objective of separation might ...