Malcolm X Was Ethical
Malcolm X talked about the rules at the founding rally of the Organization of the Afro-American Unity "The Organization of Afro-American Unity shall include all people of African descent in the Western Hemisphere, as well as our brothers and sisters on the African continent. Which means anyone of African descent, with African blood, can become a member of the Organization of Afro-American Unity”. Malcolm X was a civil rights activist in the 1960’s, he lived in Manhattan, New York. People say that he was a black rights advocate and some even say he was one of the greatest and influential African-Americans ever. Malcolm was a controversial person at the time because some people said he preached racism, violence ,and was …show more content…
Moreover Malcolm X was trying to spread to all blacks that they were being treated unfair. Malcolm X really wanted blacks to be treated equal and have just as much or even more rights than whites had. In addition Malcolm X also stated in the same rally “We are resolved to reinforce the common bond of purpose between our people by submerging all of our differences and establishing a nonsectarian, constructive program for human rights” Malcolm created a community uniting all Afro-Americans so they together could fight for blacks rights to gain equality in the world. Malcolm X was fighting for blacks to be just as powerful as whites by creating a union to unite all blacks and that is an ethical and right thing to do. As a result Malcolm X was trying to better African-Americans lives by fighting for their equality. Malcolm X was ethical because he fought for blacks education, Malcolm expressed his ideas for the education for blacks at the Founding Rally of the Organization of Afro-American Unity. "Our …show more content…
"Basically, there are two kinds of power that count in America: economic power and political power, with social power being derived from those two. In order for the Afro-Americans to control their destiny, they must be able to control and affect the decisions which control their destiny: economic, political, and social. This can only be done through organization”. Malcolm X supported often “the honorable Elijah Muhammad” and the Nation of Islam , so he used his power and reputation in society to rise others and The Nation of Islam to power. Malcolm X was ethical because he was trying to make a better name for blacks and have more powerful blacks in the world. Another example of Malcolm talking about an idea to help blacks rise in power was a quote from Malcolm X. “Power in defense of freedom is greater than power in behalf of tyranny and oppression, because power, real power, comes from our conviction which produces action, uncompromising action.” Although Malcolm X thought violence was the answer he had the right goal but just not the right way to solve it. Malcolm X was ethical because he knew there were problems with the world involving blacks having little
Malcolm X talked about the rules at the founding rally of the Organization of the Afro-American Unity "The Organization of Afro-American Unity shall include all people of African descent in the Western Hemisphere, as well as our brothers and sisters on the African continent. Which means anyone of African descent, with African blood, can become a member of the Organization of Afro-American Unity”. Malcolm X was a civil rights activist in the 1960’s, he lived in Manhattan, New York. People say that he was a black rights advocate and some even say he was one of the greatest and influential African-Americans ever. Malcolm was a controversial person at the time because some people said he preached racism, violence ,and was …show more content…
Moreover Malcolm X was trying to spread to all blacks that they were being treated unfair. Malcolm X really wanted blacks to be treated equal and have just as much or even more rights than whites had. In addition Malcolm X also stated in the same rally “We are resolved to reinforce the common bond of purpose between our people by submerging all of our differences and establishing a nonsectarian, constructive program for human rights” Malcolm created a community uniting all Afro-Americans so they together could fight for blacks rights to gain equality in the world. Malcolm X was fighting for blacks to be just as powerful as whites by creating a union to unite all blacks and that is an ethical and right thing to do. As a result Malcolm X was trying to better African-Americans lives by fighting for their equality. Malcolm X was ethical because he fought for blacks education, Malcolm expressed his ideas for the education for blacks at the Founding Rally of the Organization of Afro-American Unity. "Our …show more content…
"Basically, there are two kinds of power that count in America: economic power and political power, with social power being derived from those two. In order for the Afro-Americans to control their destiny, they must be able to control and affect the decisions which control their destiny: economic, political, and social. This can only be done through organization”. Malcolm X supported often “the honorable Elijah Muhammad” and the Nation of Islam , so he used his power and reputation in society to rise others and The Nation of Islam to power. Malcolm X was ethical because he was trying to make a better name for blacks and have more powerful blacks in the world. Another example of Malcolm talking about an idea to help blacks rise in power was a quote from Malcolm X. “Power in defense of freedom is greater than power in behalf of tyranny and oppression, because power, real power, comes from our conviction which produces action, uncompromising action.” Although Malcolm X thought violence was the answer he had the right goal but just not the right way to solve it. Malcolm X was ethical because he knew there were problems with the world involving blacks having little