Malcolm X Activity 9/26

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Malcolm X was an extremely important figure in the American civil rights movement. He advocated for the separation of black and white people, which served as direct contrast to Dr. King’s promotion of integration. During his time in prison, X joined the Nation of Islam, who followed the teachings of Elijah Muhammad. He later became disillusioned with the Nation of Islam and converted to Sunni Islam. Malcolm X was assassinated by members of the Nation due to suspected conflict.

Malcolm X sought his own knowledge and literacy. It was not given to him by society so he had to take it himself. He implores people to seek knowledge themselves and not be limited to the basic stuff forced to be taught in school. Knowledge is power in X’s eyes.

Malcolm X ideas and messages remain relevant to this day. Race relations in America are still tense and filled with conflict…

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week 4 blog post

The only time i can think of when i encountered alien literacies are when i am feeling down about school or my life and i can always get back up from them and conquer them myself. Whenever i am feeling like i’m going to fall in life i always tend to think of the bright side and more positive side of the situation and make the most out of it. Life is to short to sit here and wait to see whats going to happen you just have to do it and see for yourself. The reasons that i feel that way are because you have to make yourself feel better about what you are going through and not bring yourself down about it all. Every once in awhile i will tend to feel as if i can not get out of that mood because i have sat here and pushed myself down so hard that i dont have the strength to get back up. In life though you can not just wait life is not a waiting game to see what is going to happen you have to actually put in the work to make your life great. Listen to others for advice and help when they want to give it to you, you can not shut the world out during a hard time in life.

week 3 blog post.

While reading the Branch and Lopez claim i can totally agree with what brach has to say about certain races getting treated differently. Branch was also a white man who grew up in California and Lopez was a Mexican american women who was born in a Texas border state For instance branch was more privileged then lopez she grew up with one parent and grandparents who owned a farm and branch grew up with 2 parents and his dad having a steady job. Branch tended to be given the things that lopez had to work for and a lot of the things he needed were right around the corner but lopez had to walk a far distance to what she wanted. Lopez also had to work for what she wanted at a young age. With that being said i really do feel that if you are of a different race you are treated different

9.12.19 Brandt Activity

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Raymond branch and Dora Lopez.

Raymond branch is a European American who was born in California. He spent his time roaming stores sampling new computer games, making contact with founders of the 1st electronic boards in the nation. He was a freelance writer of software and software documentation. His dad was a professor and his mom was a real estate agent. he was 12 when he got a computer as a gift

Dora Lopez is a Mexican American and was born in a Texas boarder town. Her father had a accounting degree at a local college. Her grandparents were farm labors. When dora moved to the town the Mexican population was barely 1 percent. They drove miles to find groceries and newspapers in the Spanish language. She self taught her self Spanish ( how to read and write). Her cousin US- born did not know how to either. Her first…

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