Malcolm X: Birth to Death, Nation of Islam, Civil Rights Movement

This presentation provides an overview of the life of Malcolm X, including his birth and death, his involvement with the Nation of Islam, and his impact on the civil rights movement. It explores his transformation from a criminal to a prominent human rights activist and his contributions to the fight for racial equality.

Maclom X

Table Of Content
• About Maclom X
• Birth to death of Maclom X
• Malcolm X Nation of Islam
• Civil rights movement in his era
• Conclusion

About Maclom X
 Maclom X full name is EI-Hajj Malik EI-Shabazz he was
American Muslim minister and human rights activist.
 He was born on 19th May 1925 in Omaha, Nebraska, United State
as well as died on 21st February 1965 in New York City US.

Cont…
 Malcolm X life get engaged in various illict activities as well as
was eventually sentenced to 10 years in prison within 1946
because of larceny, breaking and entering.
 In prison he joined Nation of Islam and his name was changed
Malcom X because he later wrote Little was the name that "the
white slavemaster had imposed upon his paternal forebears".

Birth to death of Maclom X
 He was born on 19th May 1925 in Omaha, Nebraska, United State
as well as died on 21st February 1965 in New York City US.
 Reason behind his death is Gunshot Wounds which is physical
trauma because of bullet from a firearm.
 Damage because of this involve bleeding, broken bones, organ
damage, infection of wound as well as individual loss ability to
move body part.

Malcolm X Nation of Islam
 After getting released from prison Malcolm X provide assistance
to lead the nation of Islam during the period of its greatest growth
and influence.
 Then he met Elijah Muhammad in Chicago in 1952 and after that
began organising temples for nation in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia as well as in some more cities of South.

Cont…
 Nation of Islam movement and organization, founded in 1930 and
known for its teachings combining elements of traditional Islam
with Black Nationalist ideas.
 The Nation also promotes racial unity and self-help and maintains
a strict code of discipline within members.

 The civil rights movement was an organized effort by black
Americans to end racial discrimination and gain equal rights under
the law.
 It began in the late 1940s and ended in the late 1960s.
 Although tumultuous at times, the movement was mostly
nonviolent and resulted in laws to protect every American’s
constitutional rights, regardless of colour, race, sex or national
origin.
Civil rights movement in his era

Conclusion
• From above discussion it has been concluded that, Malcolm X gone
through several phase of life from birth to death.
• In his life two major situations are Nation of Islam as well as civil
rights movement in his era.

References
• Henderson, E.A., 2018. Unintended consequences of
cosmopolitanism: Malcolm X, Africa, and revolutionary theorizing
in the black power movement in the US. African Identities. 16(2).
pp.161-175.
• Hafez, F., 2018. From Harlem to the “Hoamatlond”: Hip-Hop,
Malcolm X, and Muslim Activism in Austria. Journal of Austrian-
American History. 1(2).b pp.159-180.

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