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Malcolm X Time line
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http://www.malcolm-x.org/bio/timeline.htm
Author: Noaman Ali (a.k.a. nomes), you can visit my personal web site. I'm Canadian. My e-mailaddress is noaman.ali [at] gmail.com.
Date: I get the information 13/06/2012 20:03 PM, The information was created early 2000 not exact date.
´This web site started out in early 2000, when I wasexperimenting with web sites and decided to make one to honor Malcolm X.´
Origin: Created by Noaman Ali, Canadian in early 2000 not exact date.
Purpose: To inform the most important points in the life ofMalcolm, by creating a big timeline that summarize his life and what he do in that years.
Value: It’s a big historical value because Malcolm X was a defender to black people in the United States. Hewant that black people should be the same as white people, and white people should be racist. But many people thought that this act was a racist attack to white people and that he was inspiringviolence.
Limitations: This timeline has to big limitations first he doesn’t show a speech about Malcolm X saying what he supposed do in this timeline and also the lack of resource such as citations andbibliography.
Summarize of Information:
Malcolm X (born Malcolm Little, May 19, 1925 - February 21, 1965), was a speaker, minister and activist. To his admirers, was a valiant defender of the rights ofAfrican Americans, a man who indicted white America in the harshest conditions of their crimes against their fellow blacks. Malcolm X was born in Omaha (Nebraska). At age 14, his father died and hismother entered a mental hospital because of the madness that was the fact that he removed the custody of their children unfairly. After living in a series of foster homes, Malcolm X became involved inthe underworld in Boston and New York, and in 1945 was sentenced to eight to ten years imprisonment. In prison, Malcolm X became a member of the Nation of Islam, and after his parole in 1952, became...