Malcolm X and Mandela's Messages

1. What did Malcolm X say racism should be seen as?

• A Political issue

• A Civil Rights issue

• A Human Rights issue

• A Legal misunderstanding

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Why did Mandela support armed resistance?

• To gain media attention

• It was suggested by the UN

• To follow other African Nations

• Peaceful protests failed

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What is "tokenism", according to Malcom X's claims?

• Celebrating Black culture

• Promoting all Black leaders

• Highlighting one person for "show"

• Giving full equality to Black people

What was Mandela's main message to African Nations?

• Stay neutral

• Rely on the UN

• Work Independently

• Stay united

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Why did Malcolm X say imagery was dangerous?

• It shaped how Black people saw themselves

• It created beauty standards

• It exposed injustice

• It boosted African pride

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Who helped put pressure on South Africa to end "apartheid"?

• South African (businesses)

• Only the United Nations

• African countries

• The U.S.

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What global issue did Malcolm X compare the Black American struggle to?

• Economic inflation

• Environmental justice

• Worldwide colonialism

• Freedom on social platforms

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Why was Malcolm X denied entry into Paris

• He had no passport

• He was protested at the airport

• France feared his influence

• He was on the "no-fly" list

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What did Mandela say was key to freedom?

• Peace Treaties

• Aid from other countries

• Self-determination

• Rallies and news spreading worldwide

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How did Malcolm X say the media portrayed Black resistance?

• As peaceful

• As heroic

• As criminal

• As progressive

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