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…reminder of the bitter defeat of the South. So, to humor themselves, they terrorized black people. Eventually the group grew, fluctuating, but grew to become the first white supremacy group in America and with that growth, their hatred grew as well into what…

…to uphold "white supremacy". Members of this group resorted to violence against the black people. They burned their homes and churches, and even hung them. The blacks also had leaders coming out and supporting their fight for their rights. Some like Malcolm X…

…Slavery emerged as one of the major issues within the early nineteenth century when the idea of a white supremacy was still alive. African Americans were belittled and patronized because of the stereotypical assumption that all slaves are worthless…

…that he spent as an Islamic minister, he preached about separatism between blacks and whites. He also preached about black nationalism, and as some would call it, “black supremacy,” (reporter from Malcolm X movie). Malcolm X had…

…No More, the plot is a black man has his features altered so that he looks like a white man and infiltrates a white supremacy organization. The issue that is of interest to the African American reader is the fictional and true desire of African Americans…

…about separatism between blacks and whites. He also preached about black nationalism, and as some would call it, “black supremacy,” Malcolm X had been misled all through his life. This can be shown especially at the time when he broke away from…

…of the time that he spent as an Islamic minister, he preached about separatism between blacks and whites. He also preached about black nationalism, and as some would call it, black supremacy, Malcolm X had been misled all through his life. This can be shown…

…, in many ways, was known to many as an extremist. For most of the time that he spent as an Islamic minister, he preached about separatism between blacks and whites. He also preached about black nationalism, and as some would call it, “black supremacy…

…as an Islamic minister, he preached about separatism between blacks and whites. He also preached about black nationalism, and as some would call it, "black supremacy," (reporter from Malcolm X movie). Malcolm X had been misled all through his life…

…attitude than Malcolm X, believing that through peaceful demonstrations and arguments, blacks will be able to someday achieve full equality with whites. Malcolm X's despair about life was reflected in his angry, pessimistic belief that equality is impossible…