Is Violent Revolution the Answer?

The intense revolution is the answer. Tomás Gutiérrez Alea's LaÚltimaCena (Last Supper) The idea that I am going to express in the following article never implies slavery or racist behavior. When I started writing this article, I felt readers need to remind me that all form of slavery was found to be a repressive and awful system. For centuries, including this, I am convinced that the narrow concept of slavery is one of the most serious humiliation of our civilization.

Malcolm X used very strong and violent words at his speech. X seems to believe that the violent revolution is the answer to the isolated problem. This clearly distinguishes Malcolm X from Martin Luther King. But X's strategy is only a copy of King's strategy. However, he deals with the problem differently from King. X first talked about a very fierce revolution, he used very aggressive barbarous words people have aroused the white community. He insists that the new generation of blacks is willing to fight for freedom with what they can find, including grenades and weapons. Behind the presentation, X proposed an alternative to this isolated problem, a nonviolent revolution. The only way to achieve this goal is to give Black Community voting rights. X rhetoric is quite different from King's rhetoric, but he has achieved the same goal.

By the way, those who insist that blacks always insist on peaceful and nonviolent resistance encourage you to read history. The French Revolution was very violent - most of the revolution that led to social change was violent. In parallel with this, British tyranny is morally right, so white Americans often want to point out some of the riots that took place in our revolutionary war. However, it appears that blacks (despite having experienced social injustice and tyranny's tyranny) should completely defend social contracts (themselves are based on racial contracts and are underwritten) Dishonesty, hypocritical and selfish stories For example, put colored people into wrong relief, confidence, dependence