malcolmxwasright hashtag performance
The hashtag #malcolmxwasright evokes discussions on social justice, civil rights, empowerment, activism, systemic racism, equality, historical perspective, inspiration, resistance, community, reflection, mobilization, identity, education, and Malcolm Xβs legacy.
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Malcolm X's 1963 interview at the University of California, Berkeley Malcolm X's views on the Constitution were complex, and he believed that the Constitution would not fairly treat Black Americans.#malcolmx #malcolmxinterview #africa #elhajjmalikelshabazz #malcolmxwasright #donsarchives #thisisamerica #panafricanism #panafrican #panafrican #separation #blackamerica ποΈβπΏβπΏ
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Malcolm X left for Cairo to ask the heads of 33 independent African nations to take the question of the treatment of black people in the United States to the United Nations. #malcolmx #malcolmxinterview #africa #elhajjmalikelshabazz #donsarchives #malcolmxwasright #thisisamerica ποΈβπΏ
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Malcolm X explains how he feels that standing up for yourself when you are being attacked is the natural, intelligent approach to confronting racial injustice; 1965. #malcolmx #malcolmxwasright #elhajjmalikelshabazz #malcolmxiseverything #selfdefense #protectyourselves βπΏποΈπ€
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Malcolm X was critical of forced integration into white neighborhoods, and believed that integration was not a worthwhile goal. He called forced integration "hypocritical" and said that America was trying to force whites to pretend to be friendly. #malcolmx #malcolmxspeech #integration #seperation #malcolmxwasright #elhajjmalikelshabazz #panafrican #panafricanist #panafricanism #donsarchives ποΈ Do you agree or disagree with integration
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