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Malcolm X

Malcolm X was a celebrated and controversial figure in the civil rights movement known for his racial advocacy, his vocal support of black nationalism, and his affiliation with the Nation of Islam. Of his impact on the civil rights struggle, theologian James Cone wrote: "More than anyone else he revolutionized the black mind, transforming docile Negroes and self-effacing colored people into proud blacks and self-confident African-Americans."

He was born Malcolm Little in Omaha, Nebraska to a...

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The Ballot or the Bullet

In her poem “For Malcolm X,” Margaret Walker states “[t]he voice has gone” (1) on the death of the late Civil Rights activist and the leader within the Nation of Islam, Malcolm X. Malcolm X used his voice to influence millions of African Americans...