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Black History Month - Malcolm X
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Brayden Ours
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Updated Mar 18, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:07
Chapter 2
00:17
Chapter 3
00:18
Chapter 4
00:20
Chapter 5
00:22
Chapter 6
00:50
Chapter 7
00:52
Chapter 8
01:27
Chapter 9
01:29
Chapter 10
02:22
Chapter 11
02:25
Chapter 12
02:40
Chapter 13
02:42
Chapter 14
03:11
Chapter 15
03:13
Chapter 16
03:33
Chapter 17
03:35
Chapter 18
03:47
Chapter 19
03:48
Chapter 20
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My name is Britain Hours and from my Black History
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Month project, I went with Malcolm X.
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My focus question for the project is Who was an
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African American Muslim minister who fought in the civil rights
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movement? The answer to that question is Malcolm X.
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Malcolm X's full and real name is Malcolm Little and
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who was born in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Mom was, sadly, very part of child and his father,
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Doug, so white supremacist when he was younger.
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Mhm, his mother was also institutionalized for mental health issues.
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This resulted in him and his siblings have to go
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to a foster home where they would be separated.
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Malcolm then dropped out of med school and moved to
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Boston, where he had become a shoe shiner in a
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drug dealer.
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Later in his life, Malcolm went to prison for robbery.
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In prison, he would convert to Islam and join the
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nation Islam.
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He then quit smoking and eating pork.
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Because of the dietary restrictions, he spent hours and hours
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on end at the library refrigerator, educate himself and urged
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that the nation to become more active in the widespread
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civil rights protests.
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Instead of just being critics on the sidelines.
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Malcolm was then sadly assassinated while delivering a lecture at
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the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem.
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In my timeline to discuss topics like when Mom was
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born in 1925 which also was the year of the
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New Yorker magazine.
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His first issue was published in 1939.
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Malcolm's father dies in this very same year.
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Nevada legalized gambling.
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Eight years later, Malcolm drops out of school in the
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same year Germany invades Poland.
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1946. Mom was arrested in the same year The credit
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card was invented in 1952.
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Malcolm is released from prison in the same year.
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King George the six, dies in 1965.
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Malcolm X's funeral happens in the very same year and
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month sound and music was released.
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Mhm. My symbolic images represents him what he does best.
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Lecturing and giving speeches about civil rights and black Americans
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and why they were guy didn't deserve justice.
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Okay, some infamous quotes that Malcolm X went by were
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The future belongs to those who prepare for today.
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Also, education is the passport to future, for tomorrow belonged
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to those who prepare for today.
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Then, if you're not ready to die for put the
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word read them out of your book library, and his
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most favorite words he went by were by any means
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necessary. My owed from Malcolm X was Oh, the break
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Fuck Max.
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Did he ever catch a break?
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For God's sake, Is he exhausted and tired of the
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activism that he loved spending about seven years in the
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Lonely Jail?
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So even his childhood did not go well, even though
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he got many threats he had nothing to regret.
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In my video, Di linked represents his beach, and it
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shows one of the lectures he gave out.
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So that was my Black History Month.
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