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Malcolm X (1925-1965) While Martin Luther King, Jr. rose to national prominence professing nonviolent direct action and interracial organizing in the late 1950s and 1960s, Malcolm X became a leader in the Nation of Islam, advocating armed self-defense and the rejection of white allies. Upon leaving the Nation of Islam in 1964, however, Malcolm's ideology shifted to a unified, coalition-oriented struggle for black advancement. While King and Malcolm continued to be at odds over the role of nonviolence in the movement, Malcolm met with other civil rights organizations in the South and repeatedly tried to establish a relationship with King. Although King and Malcolm X never worked together, Malcolm's ideology directly influenced the southern civil rights movement after his 1965 death with the emergence of Black Power. In 1941, Malcolm left Michigan to live in Boston. While there, he held a variety of jobs and became increasingly involved in criminal activities. He was arrested in 1946 for larceny and breaking and entering and was sent to prison. While in jail, Malcolm responded to the urgings of his brother Reginald and became a fol lower of Elijah Muhammad, leader of the Temple of Islam, a small black nationalist Islamic sect. (Later named the Nation of Islam, the sect is often called the black Muslims.) Drawn to the religious group's racial doctrines, which categorized whites as "devils," Malcolm began reading extensively about world history and politics, particularly concerning African slavery and the oppression of black people in America. After he was paroled from prison in August 1952, he became Minister Malcolm X, using the surname assigned to him in place of the African name that had been taken from his slave ancestors.

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Martin Luther King Remember to consider the reliability, bias and represenrativeness of sources. Plagiarism is monitored and you must practice critical thinking at all times. Martin Luther King BY JACK E. WHITE http://www.time.com/time/time100/leaders/profile/king.html He led a mass struggle for racial equality that doomed segregation and changed America forever Martin Luther King Jr. Country: United States. Cause: Civil rights for African-Americans. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/mlk/ Encouragement: I Have a Dream The famous speech delivered in 1963 to more than 200,000 civil-rights marchers at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. Copy of the Speech - Delivered on the steps at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. on August 28, 1963 http://web66.coled.umn.edu/new/MLK/MLK.html I've Been to the Mountaintop After narrowly surviving a stabbing, King gave this speech, saying "I may not get there with you." It was the day before he was assassinated. I've Been to the Mountaintop A copy of the text.

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Raclopride Instructions 1. Introduction This document is designed to be a recipe for analyzing PET Raclopride data on the MNI BIC servers. There are several big steps to the analysis; 1) Preprocessing: The goal of this analysis is to move your data from the raw PET and MRI images generated by the scanners in their own distinctive spaces, to a common format where all of your data is directly comparable. 2) Calculating Binding Potential: Raw PET images are made up of radiation counts in particular voxels. These radiation counts are a combination of tracer that is moving freely within the brain, and the fraction of the tracer that is specifically bound to dopamine receptors. We are interested in the bound fraction, while the free fraction represents noise. Fortunately the cerebellum contains almost no D2 receptors, so the radiation counts there are almost entirely from free tracer. By comparing the activity in the cerebellum to the rest of the brain a map of only the bound fraction can be generated. 3) Generating a t-map: Every voxel in the Binding Potential map has a mean and a standard deviation, and preprocessing moved each individual’s brain into the same space. This is enough information to conduct a t-test to see which voxels differ between experimental conditions. By comparing each voxel to its corresponding voxel in the other experimental condition we can generate a map of the t-values throughout the brain. t values above 4.2 indicate significantly different voxels.

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Educational Materials “I told him that the only thing the F.B.I., the C.I.A., or anybody else could ever find me guilty of, was being open-minded. I said I was seeking for the truth, and I was trying to weigh—objectively everything on its own merit. I said what I was against was strait-jacketed thinking, and strait-jacketed societies” (p. 379). Visit the Malcolm X Maps Page where you can follow the narrative of the book chapter by chapter. Writing of the Autobiography Malcolm X Biography Alex Haley Study Questions about the Text ... Broader Study Questions about the Text’s Themes Research Guides Malcolm X Civil Rights Religion Writing of the Autobiography This book, published in 1965, originated from interviews with Malcolm X conducted by Alex Haley and published in the May 1963 issue of Playboy Magazine. Malcolm X and Haley spent over a year and a half together talking about Malcolm’s life. Haley left scraps of paper lying around the interview room, so that Malcolm could scribble down thoughts and ideas as they came to him. The major breakthrough between Haley and Malcolm came through discussing Malcolm’s mother. This allowed the men to overcome some of the barriers between them and allowed the story to take shape and grow. Scholars and critics have explored how this text was constructed, noting that Haley rewrote parts of the book he found offensive without Malcolm’s knowledge. It seems clear that Haley as the author and Malcolm as the story teller sculpted events and characters to support a specific interpretation of Malcolm X’s life. In the words of scholar Michael Eric Dyson:

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Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Human Rights vs Civil Rights For a radicalism of human rights http://phoenix.swarthmore.edu/2004-02-12/opinions/13674 Everybody knows that Malcolm X was radical and that the Rev. Dr. King was not, but it’s usually for the wrong reason. Most agree with that statement because one advocated self-defense while the other turned the other cheek, as if the dialectic between the two greatest philosophers of the last half-century could come down to something as petty as “Kill whitey!” vs. “Love thy neighbor.” White and black bourgeois fearful of black power have caricatured these heroes as mere icons of the violence vs. non-violence controversy. We must see beyond that red herring to their true African-American dialectic — human rights vs. civil rights. It is not a question of either-or, human rights or civil rights. Each is a concentric circle of justice, with civil rights as the inner circle and human rights as the outer circle. Here, civil rights are particular, specific to the United States of America. Human rights are universal, general to every human being. Since 1776, civil rights have been the North American Caucasian’s by birthright. Since 1965, they have been the North American Negro’s by an act of Congress. The Declaration of Independence is the white man’s holy writ of freedom. The black man’s is the Voting Rights Act.

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Title: Identities of the Civil Rights Movement Lesson Author: Michael Walton Key Words: Identity Identity formation Grade Level: th or 10 th Time Allotted: 45 minutes Rationale/ Purpose (so what?) The purpose of this lesson is to allow students to understand the idea of identity formation and its causing factors. Also, students will have the opportunity to look at some individuals that fought for civil liberties and see how their identity and beliefs were contributed to by their life experiences. Through this activity students will strengthen their sense of self and see in greater detail, some individuals that contributed our country’s daily life as American citizens. Key Concept(s) include definition: Martin Luther King Jr. –Fought for the equal rights of African Americans; nonviolent, preacher Rosa Parks –Fought for the equal rights of African Americans; refused to give up her bus seat Malcolm X –Fought for the equal rights of African Americans; believed in use of violence Elizabeth Cady Stanton –Fought for the equal rights of women Mary Wollstonecraft –Fought for the equal rights of women Susan B. Anthony –Fought for the equal rights of women

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