Malcolm X

Biography
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 Table of Contents

01 02 03 04
Malcolm X His Life Movement Present Day
Who was the famous Biography of his life Principal theories The fight against
man Malcolm X? from the beginning to about his activist racism in this time
the end movement and age
 01
Malcolm X
Who was the famous person
Malcolm X?
 A famous man known as...

Malcolm Little El-Hajj Malik Malcolm X

This was the name he
El-Shabazz He adopted this name,
was born with. He with the “X” replacing the
inherited the surname This was the official slavemaster name of
from his slave ancestors name of Malcolm X “Little”
 Who was
Malcolm X?
Malcolm X was an African
American Muslim minister
and human rights activist,
who was a popular figure
during the civil rights
movement for defending the
rights of African Americans.
“You can’t separate peace from freedom
because no one can be at peace unless
he has his freedom.”
—Malcolm X
 02
His Life
Biography about his life from the
beginning to the end
 His First Years

Happy Family Father’s The Rebel Travel to

Death Stage Boston
Lawyer mother, 8 Killed by a car, thought He leaves his studies New life with a higher
brothers and father to be a racist attack and his dreams black population
In the jail for robbery
Education
Recalling his days in school, he used the
time to advance in his education. Malcolm
developed an appetite for reading

Joining Islam
His decision to join the Nation also was
influenced by discussions with his
brother Reginald
 Malcolm X and the Islamic Culture

Minister of
2nd leader next to Elijah
New Members
Increased the community

Islam
Muhammad and minister from 400 to 40,000 members

New Temples Newspaper

He founded new He founded the
temples in Hartford Nation’s newspaper,
and Philadelphia Muhammad Speaks
Pilgrimage and travels
Malcolm went on a pilgrimage to
Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The trip
proved life altering. For the first
time, Malcolm shared his thoughts
and beliefs with different cultures,
and found the response to be
overwhelmingly positive
He also travelled to Africa, Paris,
United Kingdom and in the USA

Mercury
 New Organization, The Muslim Mosque
Malcolm resigned his position in the Nation of Islam and renounced Elijah Muhammad, and
founded the Organization of Afro-American Unity, a Pan-Africanist organization
Married Couple and Family
1934-1997 Wife Betty Shabazz
1958 Daughter 1 Attallah
1960 Daughter 2 Qubilah
1962 Daughter 3 Ilyasah
1964 Daughter 4 Gamilah Lumumba
1965 Daughter 5 & 6 (Twins) Malaak & Malikah
 New Vision
After all the changes in his life
(resigning from the Nation of
Islam, his travels and peregrination,
the creation of the new
organization and the growth of his
family) his vision evolved into a
more pacific one, defending
equality and the coexistence of all
people, regardless of race
 His Death
Murder Day
02/21/1965 he was shot
in a meeting in Manhattan
Reactions Conspiracy
They were varied, going Were the Nation of Islam
from sadness to
indifference
Funeral Day the murderers, or was it
police brutality?
02/27/1965, at Unity
Funeral Home in Harlem
 03
Movement
Principal theories about his
movement and his thinking
 Black Power Movement
King’s

68
assassination:

19
The Nation of Islam begins riots happen The Black Liberation
to gain popularity Army is founded

1934 1970
 Fight
Racism!
His fight made him one of the
greatest advocates for the rights
of African Americans
 A little summary about this topic

Family
A big family, his father was
Travel
New life in Boston after
Prison
Goes to prison for 8 years
murdered dropping his studies for robbery

Islam Difusion Death

Minister in the Nation of After going to the Mecca, He was shot during a
Islam, founds temples he becomes more pacific meeting in Manhattan
 Meetings and Influences

Elijah Fidel Castro Martin

Muhammad Luther King
Leader minister in First minister of Activist for African-
the Nation of Islam revolutionary Cuba Americans
His legacy: Movements
Mars
The Black Power
Slogan for self-determination
for people of African descent Black Arts
Movement
An African-American-led art
and cultural movement
“Black is Beautiful”
A cultural movement that
defended black people beauty
A Picture Is Worth
a Thousand Words!
 04
Present Day
The fight against racism in this
time and age
 Manifestations against Racism

60’s Act

10%
The 60s were the
+300% Racism is a
beginning of the problem many
protest for Afro- fight against,
American civil which is still
rights present today
Higher education by race

White
It’s a beautiful planet

Black
It’s the biggest planet

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 Poverty by race in USA
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the US by race from 1960 to
2020

White
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