message to the grass roots

"Information to grassroots" is a speech by human rights activist Malcolm X. The announcement took place at the North Blackgrass Roots Leadership Conference held at Solomon Baptist Church in Detroit, Michigan on November 10, 1963. . Malcolm X explained the difference between "Black Revolution" and "Black Revolution", criticized Washington in March 1963 by comparing slavery and modern "black family" with "black". 137 famous American public scholars ranked 91st in the "Top 20 Conferences in the 20th Century America".

To some extent, "sending information to grassroots" can be viewed as an indication that Malcolm X is about to be separated from Islamic countries. Among them, he is not a Muslim minister but a black leader. I remembered Gloria Richardson later. "At that time, I wanted to know how long it would take before he was broken." In March, the theologian James H. Corn wrote "Malcolm language" in Washington. It is very strict, but this is a fact. "According to Corn, the parade is dominated by black bourgeoisie and white liberal fund raising it. As it was considered a crime by the Kennedy administration, the organizer forced John Lewis to rewrite his speech, and as James Baldwin was afraid of what he might say, I could not say.

Black nationalist Malcolm X criticized the parade with his "Grassroots News" speech and called it "picnic" and "circus". In order to show the power and anger of black people, civil rights leaders stated that white people and organizations fulfilled the original purpose of the parade by helping to plan and participate in the parade. SNCC staff commented during the parade as follows: "He accuses us as a clown, but he is a clown show." Frustration, gradually accepted Malcolm X's position