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Malcolm X African-American Muslim minister and human rights activist seen here shortly
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Malcolm X African-American Muslim minister and human rights activist seen here shortly
Malcolm X African-American Muslim minister and human rights activist seen here shortly after his visit to Marshall Street in Smethwick. The human rights activist visited Smethwick, near Birmingham, which had become a byword for racial division following the 1964 general election.
Malcolm X was assassinated nine days later on his return to the United States. 12th February 1965
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This powerful print captures Malcolm X, the African-American Muslim minister and human rights activist, shortly after his visit to Marshall Street in Smethwick. The image showcases a man who dedicated his life to fighting for equality and justice. During his visit to Smethwick, near Birmingham, Malcolm X witnessed firsthand the racial division that had plagued the area following the 1964 general election. This trip further fueled his determination to combat racism and discrimination wherever he encountered it. Tragically, just nine days after this photograph was taken on February 12th, 1965, Malcolm X was assassinated upon returning to the United States. His untimely death shook not only America but also reverberated across the world as people mourned the loss of an influential figure who fearlessly fought for human rights. In this image, we see Malcolm X with his iconic beard and glasses exuding seriousness and determination. His attire reflects both his religious beliefs as a member of Nation of Islam and his political activism. As one man alone against systemic oppression, he became a symbol of hope for those facing race issues during this turbulent time in history. This print serves as a reminder of Malcolm X's unwavering commitment to challenging injustice while inspiring future generations to continue advocating for equality and social change.
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