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Topic	Seems like Malcom X gets swept to the side, why don't we celebrate him more?
AmericaTheBrave 08/06/17 12:14:31 AM #156:	Transcendentia posted... How do you explain MLK then? He went through the same type of society and absolutely refused to accept this temptation regarding violence and black supremacy. And do you really think Malcom X had a statistically relevant representation of whites as a race or people? He should've realized that the majority of whites are not like that. MLK was an extrodinary man. He tried a different approach and it worked. Just like Gandhi tried his approach to breaking British power over India when the many rebellions weren't working. People respond to things differently. Malcolm X responded it a way that was fairly typical of human beings. --- http://i.imgur.com/loj3Iz4.jpg <cite>AmericaTheBrave posted [p:884263810] in Seems like... [t:75640549]...</cite> <quote><cite>Transcendentia posted...</cite> <quote>How do you explain MLK then? He went through the same type of society and absolutely refused to accept this temptation regarding violence and black supremacy. And do you really think Malcom X had a statistically relevant representation of whites as a race or people? He should've realized that the majority of whites are not like that.</quote> MLK was an extrodinary man. He tried a different approach and it worked. Just like Gandhi tried his approach to breaking British power over India when the many rebellions weren't working. People respond to things differently. Malcolm X responded it a way that was fairly typical of human beings. --- http://i.imgur.com/loj3Iz4.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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