The genocide in Gaza has resulted in 20,674 innocent civilians dead, all murdered by the IOF. Malcolm X fought against racial discrimination and advocated for the rights of African Americans, while the situation in Palestine involves the fight for their holy land and the rights of Palestinians, there are many similarities. Malcolm was also wrongly portrayed in the media, just like the Palestinians who are painted as terrorists. Malcolm would organize speeches that would raise awareness for the Civil Rights Movement. He believed in the right to self defense, something that the Palestinians have been criticizing for years. I think Malcolm X would be very supportive of the Palestinians fighting back after decades of being oppressed. I think he would do the same that he did for the Civil Rights Movement for Palestine because he always believed the oppressed were allowed to fight back against their oppressors.
Malcolm X, born with the name Malcolm Little, was born in Omaha, Nebraska. Malcolm's father was a Baptist minister and an activist, which later got him killed. Malcolm's Mom had to take care of Malcolm and the rest of his siblings which took a toll on her mental health leading her to be sent to a mental institution. Malcolm was separated from his siblings and sent to a foster home. When he was 13 he was charged with delinquency and sent to jail. He …show more content…
He would emphasize the importance of solidarity among marginalized communities and advocate for Palestinians' right to sovereignty and self-governance. Like he did with the Civil Rights Movement, Malcolm X would raise awareness about the injustices faced by Palestinians through organizing, public speaking, and media outreach. He would highlight the parallels between the discriminatory laws and policies enforced against African Americans and Palestinians, emphasizing the need for international support and
Malcolm X, born with the name Malcolm Little, was born in Omaha, Nebraska. Malcolm's father was a Baptist minister and an activist, which later got him killed. Malcolm's Mom had to take care of Malcolm and the rest of his siblings which took a toll on her mental health leading her to be sent to a mental institution. Malcolm was separated from his siblings and sent to a foster home. When he was 13 he was charged with delinquency and sent to jail. He …show more content…
He would emphasize the importance of solidarity among marginalized communities and advocate for Palestinians' right to sovereignty and self-governance. Like he did with the Civil Rights Movement, Malcolm X would raise awareness about the injustices faced by Palestinians through organizing, public speaking, and media outreach. He would highlight the parallels between the discriminatory laws and policies enforced against African Americans and Palestinians, emphasizing the need for international support and