Malcolm X was an American Muslim minister and human rights activist who was a prominent figure during the civil rights movement. A spokesman for the Nation of Islam until 1964, he was a vocal advocate for Black empowerment and the promotion of Islam within the Black community.

1. Malcolm X
Jahid Khan Rahat
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2. Advocate of Nationalism
He was a civil right leader
African-American Muslim
Minister

4. His parents were
supporters of activist
Marcus Garvey
It was unwanted by white
supremacists

5. The Klan Constantly
Harassed them
Took their land
Burned down their house
Killed his father

6.  Received good grades in class and wanted to be a lawyer
Education
 Dropped school at the age of 15
 However, his teacher demotivated him saying he should be a carpenter

7.  Got involved in gambling, pimping, selling drugs and
other criminal activities
Criminal Life
 In 1946 Received of 10 years in prison at the age
of 20

8. Life in Prison
Began to read every book A new chapter in his life

9. Released from
prison for his
good behavior

10. Leader of the Nation of
Islam. He teaching self-
determination and
black supremacy

11. At 1952 his became
public speaker of
Nation of Islam.

14. Unemployment
Underemployment
Economic injustice

15. Oppressed by police
They became injured
They got arrested

16. John F. Kennedy
Malcolm became
suspector of FBI

17. Banned 90 days of public
speaking
Became more popular

18. More popular than Elijah
Muhammad
And he couldn’t
accept that

19. Inappropriate
relationship with girls
Mishandling of finance

20. In 1964 he quited Nation
of Islam
Perform Hajj

22. All color of people are performing same religion. So, never
make discrimination between black and white

23. Organization of AFRO-AMERICAN Unit

24. Involve black American
politics
African country got
power from them

25. He was gunshot
while giving a
speech in front of
4500 people

26. Total 7 gunshot
Immediate death

27. —Malcolm X
Nobody can give you freedom
Nobody can give you equity or justice
if you are a man
you take it

28. —Malcolm X
“A man who stands for nothing
will fall for anything”

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