Malcom X: Necessary Or Justified?
February 21, 1965. A week after his house was bombed, he was shot to death by Islam leaders while giving a speech at his rally.
He did not deserve to die because he was just trying to make the world a better place and make things equal for all people. People who supported malcom were very devastated and angry. Emergency measures failed to save him.
Due to the fact that malcom X's father may have also been killed by white supremacists, this Malcom's supports 10x more angry. Malcom X was a dangerous man. He disagreed with the nonviolent movement and felt as if slaves should fight back.
The following days, the NYPD arrested two members who were suspected to be apart of the assassination. Malcom X should not have been assasinated because he had no choice but to turn to violence due to the fact that nothing was making whites change their minds. …show more content…
And believed whites and blacks should live separately however, that is no reason to kill. All he wanted was for his people to have the same rights that whites did. El-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz, Malcom X was born as Malcom little, he was a human rights activist and African American Muslim minister. To admirers he was an advocate for the rights of blacks, a courageous man who stopped white America in the harshest forms for their crimes against black Americans; detractors would accuse him of preaching violence and racism. He is one of the most influential people and in
He did not deserve to die because he was just trying to make the world a better place and make things equal for all people. People who supported malcom were very devastated and angry. Emergency measures failed to save him.
Due to the fact that malcom X's father may have also been killed by white supremacists, this Malcom's supports 10x more angry. Malcom X was a dangerous man. He disagreed with the nonviolent movement and felt as if slaves should fight back.
The following days, the NYPD arrested two members who were suspected to be apart of the assassination. Malcom X should not have been assasinated because he had no choice but to turn to violence due to the fact that nothing was making whites change their minds. …show more content…
And believed whites and blacks should live separately however, that is no reason to kill. All he wanted was for his people to have the same rights that whites did. El-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz, Malcom X was born as Malcom little, he was a human rights activist and African American Muslim minister. To admirers he was an advocate for the rights of blacks, a courageous man who stopped white America in the harshest forms for their crimes against black Americans; detractors would accuse him of preaching violence and racism. He is one of the most influential people and in