Ballot or the Bullet, Malcolm
Introduction
In the "Ballot or the Bullet," Malcolm X was very effective. In fact, this may very well have been the beginnings of the reason for his assassination. While this may seem to many to be a morbid analysis, this author defines effectiveness as getting people to take action. First of all, his enemies took action against him and blacks were inspired to fight on, especially in the creation of the Black Panther Party.
Rhetorical Analysis
The change to a more militant form of resistance was found in Malcolm X. To understand Malcolm, we have to break down his ideological beliefs as stated in his autobiography. His expressed beliefs changed much over the course of time. When he was a spokesman for the Nation of Islam, he taught black supremacy and preached the separation of black and white Americans which contrasted with the civil rights movement's emphasis upon integration. After his break with the Nation of Islam in 1964 he became a Sunni Muslim, disavowed racism and expressed a willingness to work with all civil rights leaders (such as Martin Luther King Jr.)
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