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Malcolm X is a controversial character because he advocated for black nationalism and the use of violence against white oppression, which conflicted with Martin Luther King Jr.'s message of nonviolence, though he later renounced violence and advocated for racial harmony before his assassination. Students are asked to journal about what specifically makes Malcolm X controversial in more depth beyond surface level answers. Homework assigned is to complete Vocabulary Unit 8 by Friday.

Please take out your journal.

In your journal, respond to the prompt below… Consider what you know about Malcolm X- What makes him such a controversial character? I want a detailed response- go deeper than just the first couple of answers that come to mind.

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1. Please take out your journal.

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