Wednesday, March 3, 2010

1st Influence

As most Americans know, Malcolm X was many things. A pimp, drug dealer, hustler, crazy person, but in this case, he was a leader, in a way. Malcolm X was very similar to Martin Luther King Jr. He tried to unite all races, but reacted in a not-so-non-violent way. Malcolm cheered on at anything that caused the white men pain or stress. He also reffered to whites as devils, but the important thing is that he tried to unite all races. White, brown, black, yellow, red, all of them. See, Malcolm had an unbearable childhood. His house was burned down, his dad was killed, his mom had to go to a mental institution, he and his sisters and brothers had to be put up for adoption, and more. Think of all the stress and sadness that he felt. Just think about it. If racism didn't exist, think of what his childhood would be like. It would be much better. All of this happened just because of the color of their skin. That is why Malcolm wanted to untite all races and end racism. This is influencial to all people. We are all equal with the same rights as others.

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