Opponents of Malcolm X call the day "absurd".[4] Erik Lundegaard from the Seattle Times suggests that Malcolm X who did not follow the doctrine of "non-violent" resistance caused more to respect the rival leader Martin Luther King Jr. and more disrespect and disinterest for Malcolm X.[5]
Malcolm X Day
by Bilal Mahmud المكافح المخلص
May 21, 2012
Malcolm X Day is an American holiday in honor of the civil rights leader Malcolm X which is celebrated either on May 19
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(Malcolm's birthday), or the third Sunday in the month of May. The commemoration has legal status in the city of Berkeley, California.[1] It is also a proposed holiday in Atlanta, Georgia, and Washington, D.C, with numerous calls for it to be celebrated alongside Martin Luther King Jr. Day[2] as a federal holiday.[3]
Opponents of Malcolm X call the day "absurd".[4] Erik Lundegaard from the Seattle Times suggests that Malcolm X who did not follow the doctrine of "non-violent" resistance caused more to respect the rival leader Martin Luther King Jr. and more disrespect and disinterest for Malcolm X.[5]