Malcolm X advocated for black empowerment from "summary" of Illustrated Black History by George McCalman
Malcolm X believed in the power of black self-reliance and independence. He argued that African Americans needed to take control of their own lives and destinies, rather than relying on white society for their well-being. This concept of black empowerment was central to Malcolm X's teachings and philosophy. He encouraged black people to be proud of their heritage and to stand up for their rights. Malcolm X believed that black people should not passively accept their second-class status in society. Instead, he called for them to assert themselves and demand equality. He believed in the importance of self-respect and self-confidence...
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