Malcolm Durkheim's Theories Of Violence

Malcolm´s stance on violence would be considered relative to the Black Panthers. On page 7 it states, ¨I dont favor violence, if we could bring about recognition and respect of our people by peaceful means, well and good. Everybody would like to reach this objectives¨ because he did not condone violence, but self defense, which you do upon what others do to you. He was open minded to peace, but, from the looks of it, peace was not going to solve this refusal for African Americans rights. This type of thinking can be seen in Durkheim´s theory, he believed that all countries and movements that are dissimilar from the white society, will end up being forced into existence by violence. Furthermore Malcolm explains on page 7, ¨He continually expose the real source of violence as the oppressor not the oppressed. How could the American government, preach nonviolence to black.¨ Brother Malcolm is explaining his being the oppressed African American, he realizing that the person brings the most violence is the whites who are trying to oppress our black community. A question asked by many is, What did Malcolm say about the media and the question of Post-Racialism? On Page 3 he says,
He says, ¨He exposed the lies of the public school history books and told the truth of America´s origin in black¨. Knowing that the work being taught in school was noo accurate, shows how schools were actually hindering young African Americanś knowledge. In the text Malcolm X teaches them about how people robbed them for their culture. In the education system you dont see alot of learning about African American roles in forming the United States. Although, we have a Black History month, Malcolm X along with other leaders wanted to emphasize: Black Leadership, Unity and history of Black Revolutionaries. Which schools are not providing enough