Malcolm X rose to prominence as an African-American orator in the 1960s. His ideas were diverse in separating the blacks, allowing violence upon violence, against other activists wishes, as well as becoming part of the Nation of Islam. These notions grew in success over time, some failing, yet still, caused the power of Black Nationalism. The ability to distinguish oneself and advocate on black independence, earn national identity and be equally free as the whites. Most importantly proud like the whites. No more belittlement. The blacks of America will live in a community from the whites in a separate state, however, be treated as equal in terms of education, economic, and medical. A success in the movement in ways of identifying black pride
