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Rejection of nonviolent resistance in favor of selfdefense from "summary" of The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Malcolm X
In the struggle for civil rights, there were those who advocated for nonviolent resistance. They believed that this approach would achieve equality without resorting to violence. However, Malcolm X took a different stance. He saw the limitation of nonviolent resistance, especially in the face of unrelenting oppression and brutality. To him, it was not enough to simply turn the other cheek and hope for change. Malcolm X believed in the right of self-defense. He argued that it was only natural for people to defend themselves against harm and injustice. He rejected the idea of passively accepting violence and discrimination. In his view, self-defense was a necessary tool in the fight for equality and dignity. It was a way to stand up against oppression and demand r...
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