Analysis Of Malcolm X's By Any Means Necessary

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Imagine living in a world where you are treated differently and regarded as less than human and do not have the same opportunities as your counterparts. This is the world Malcolm X and countless African American knew. Blacks in America were discriminated against in many areas of society from housing, employment, and education. Malcolm X was tired of blacks pleading to be part of white’s society, Malcolm wanted the American dream for Blacks as the constitution of the United States of America promised its citizens ‘By Any Means Necessary’.

When Malcolm X was a child, he experienced racism at an early age. Malcolm’s father was a follower of Marcus Garvey back to Africa movement. Consequently, Malcolm’s parent home was fired bombed for his father’s