SHORT ENTRANCE TICKET Can one person make a difference in a society of 300 million+ people? If so, how?

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SHORT ENTRANCE TICKET Can one person make a difference in a society of 300 million+ people? If so, how?

BIOGRAPHY ABOUT MALCOLM X BY: BRANDON BEAUREGARD

 He changed his name from Malcolm Little to Malcolm X because he was against slavery  He is a black nationalist spokesman for the Nation of Islam  Civil Rights Activist Who is Malcolm X?

What did he do?  He stood up for the African-Americans Civil Rights  He offered an alternative view to the mainstream civil rights movement: establishment of separate black community (rather than integration), and the use of violence in self defense (rather than non-violence)  Malcolm X’s speech “The Bullet or The Ballot” is about how blacks should fight for their civil rights

 Malcolm X’s speech “The Bullet or The Ballot took place at Cory Methodist Church in Cleveland, Ohio

April 3 rd, 1964 Race dominated Americas domestic agenda: This means that one race is becoming more dominant than another race A bill outlawing segregation was up for debate in Congress

Why did Malcolm X do this?  He stood up for the Civil Rights for the blacks and his beliefs and that all people are created equal

* He presented his speech “The Bullet or The Ballot” * Offered Alternative points of view for the Civil Rights mainstream

When did he die?  He died February 21 st,1965

SHORT EXIT TICKET Can one person make a difference in a society of 300 million+ people?

MY ANSWER Yes, one person can make a difference in a society of 300 million+ people. For example, Malcolm X fought for the African-Americans rights. Martin Luther King Jr. fought to end racial discrimination.

Any questions or comments?

ACTIVITY TIME!!! On the back of your sheet of paper I want you to write down one or two people that have influenced or impacted your life. Then, give examples of how they have influenced or impacted your life. After everybody is finished we will all share our answers one by one.

EXCERPT FROM “THE BULLET OR THE BALLOT”