Compare And Contrast Malcolm X's Pan-African Movement

Last but not least, was the Pan-Africanist movement by the one and only Malcolm X. Similarly to Marcus Garvey, Malcolm X movement was also more of a grassroots movement which focused on the “average Joe” instead of the elites as W.E.B. Dubois did. However, unlike Garvey, Malcolm X’s Pan-African movement did not involve going “back to Africa” but staying in America and fighting for what he believed in. Malcolm X Pan-African movement was more so a black power movement. The black power movement was the “movement of movements” as its main objective was to instill a sense of self-esteem and racial pride in the black community.
Malcolm X who was the leader of the Nation of Islam and had a motto of “By Any Means Necessary.” Malcolm was an upholder