dedication and his ability to grow as a human being. I never understood how

much change he encountered throughout his short life. It only shows me how

open-minded he was and how willing he was to except the truth. Being a Muslim

myself, I am very proud to have had a leader such as El-Hajj Malik

El-Shabazz. You notice that I didn't say a leader like Malcolm X, for he did

not teach the real religion of Islam at that point of his life. I had a few

problems with Malcolm X's views while he was a part of the Black Nation of Islam.

While being a member of the Black Nation of Islam, Malcolm X taught racism and discrimination which I have a big problem with. If he knew the true

religion of islam at that time, we would have never said such ridiculous and

hatred speeches against the white people. I do understand that he was

frustrated and in fact I can even understand where his hatred of the whites

came from. He had lost his father, his mother and all his siblings to people

who believed in white supremacy. But whatever the case, I do not

getting to the truth. I admire his passion and commitment to learn and teach

other alternatives to choose from. Yet he did believe that it was necessary

an impact on those of his time, but it seems he has an even bigger impact on

made to him, yet he never even considered giving up on his tribe. He

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