Mini-Biography -- Malcolm X

 When was Malcolm X born?  May 19, 1925  Where? in Omaha, Nebraska. Why did Malcolm X have to move so much at an early age?After living with a series of white foster parents, Malcolm moved to Boston .... That Hate Produced, Malcolm X became known to a much wider audience. In early 1963,
What happened to his father? he was killed by the kkk What made Malcolm lose his dream of becoming a lawyer? beacuse his teacher told him that being a lawyer was no realisitic for a nigger. After he dropped of school, what did he do for "work?" he spent some time in Boston, Massachusetts working various odd jobs. Malcolm X was sentenced to 10 years in prision? beacuse he robbed a jewelry storer in boston.While in prison, Malcolm X became a member of the Nation of Islam.  What was Malcolm X's religion? it was muslim mosque. How did Malcolm X regard Martin Luther King, Jr.? the disagree for most of their shared time on earth about whom  Brightman, Muelder,How did this end up changing? cuz of buslim cuz he did't want anymore 
 How did Malcolm X die?  was shot down by three gunmen during a speech on February 21,
 Suspicion naturally fell on the Nation of Islam

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