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15th Amendment was violated and this occurred most frequently in South because of the racial prejudice against the blacks. Organization like KKK tried to prevent the blacks from voting by using extreme actions while some states passed laws that worked against voting for blacks.

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Analyze the African American Civil Rights Movement, including initial strategies, landmark court cases and legislation, the roles of key civil rights advocates and the media, and the influence of the Civil Rights Movement on other groups seeking quality

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Malcolm X was considered a radical leader who wanted to change the way African Americans were treated. His family endured the pain and suffering of racism since before he was born and even for many years after. Malcolm is most known for urging his followers to defend their race "by any means necessary", including violence.He is also known for an increase in membership for the Nation of Islam with his inspiring speeches and his national newspaper, Muhammad Speaks.

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This political cartoon is referring Malcolm X's support of gaining racial equality "by any means necessary", which means violence should be used to accomplish the goal.

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May 19, 1925- Malcolm Little was born to Earl and Louise Little
1926- Moved from Omaha, Nebraska to Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1928-Moved from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Lansing, Michigan
1929- a racist mob sets fire to his family's home in Lansing while firefighters and police officers stood and watched
1931- Eric Little's body was discovered lying across streetcar tracks
1937- Louise Little was admitted to a mental institution where she spent 26 years of her life; Malcolm and all his siblings were split up and put into different foster homes
1938- Malcolm was kicked out of school and sent to a juvenile detention home in Mason, Michigan
1940- Malcolm dropped out of school at 15, moved to Boston to live with his half sister and became a drug dealer
1946- Malcolm was arrested for theft of personal property and sentenced to 10 years in prison
1952- Malcolm converted to the Nation of Islam and was released from prison; Following his release, Malcolm began to work with Elijah Muhammad, the leader of the Nation of Islam
1960- Malcolm established the Muhammad Speaks, a national newspaper used to spread the ideas of the Nation of Islam
1964- Malcolm left the Nation of Islam because of his feelings of betrayal towards Elijah Muhammad and his crude remarks about the assassination of JFK; The same year he visited North Africa and the Middle East where he converted to traditional Islam and changed his views
February 21, 1965- Malcolm X was assassinated by Nation of Islam members at a rally in New York

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African American political and religious movement that was founded by Wallace Fard Muhammad in 1930. Nation of Islam promoted racial unity and strict discipline codes for members.

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Malcolm X's talent was recognized by Elijah Muhammad, therefore earning him the name of National Representative of the Nation of Islam. Through Malcolm X's various passionate speeches, the Nation of Islam was able to claim a membership of 500,000.

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After dropping out of school in eight grade, Malcolm X chose the path of crime; at the age of twenty-one, he was arrested for burglary, but this led him to learn the teaching of Elijah Muhammad and advocated him to work toward a path of human right activist and eventually affected the American society by speaking out against racism and influencing black's opinions on racial issues.

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In contrast to Martin Luther King's nonviolence protest, Malcolm X urged his audience to defend themselves "by any means necessary", meaning that if needed, violence should be used.

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Malcolm X was born on May 19, 1925 in Omaha, Nebraska. His father, Earl Little, was a preacher and a member of the Universal Negro Improvement Association. Before he was born and as a child, members of the KKK would come to his home with rifles yelling for his father to come out of the house. After dropping out of school at 15, Malcolm moved to Boston with his half sister where he began selling drugs. In 1946, Malcolm was arrested and sentenced to 10 years in prison. While in prison, his siblings who had joined the Nation of Islam visited often and later helped him convert to the Nation of Islam. After his release from prison, he began to work with Elijah Muhammad, the leader of the Nation of Islam, and later established Muhammad Speaks, a national newspaper. Malcolm promoted the idea of putting an end to racism by using violence and any other means necessary. In the year 1964, he left the Nation of Islam because he felt betrayed and he upset Elijah with his harsh comments towards the assassination of JFK. After spending time in Mecca, Malcolm realized his radical ways were unnecessary and decided to change his views. Sadly, on February 21, 1965, he was assassinated by members of the Nation of Islam while speaking at a rally in New York.