Great video, but Malcolm X's ideas are greatly misinterpreted. He wasn't in favour of militarism, he was in favour of self-defence, in a time when violent crimes were committed against black people by white people and went unpunished by the government. MLK is always made to look as the "good black" because he was Christian and wanted blacks to "turn the other cheek", While Malcom X is made to look as the "bad black" because he was Muslim and advocated for self-defence. Also, he wasn't in favour of separatism, and I don't know where this idea comes from, perhaps the fact that he wanted black people to embrace self-determination? Or that he wanted the world to see racism as a world wide human right's issue and not exclusively a black-american issue?
I think the reason people mistake him for being pro-segregation is probably because his view on the issue shifted throughout his life and one can find quotes of him arguing for both sides. Malcolm X did not believe in a post-racialism while MLK did. I think that’s why so many see him as the less reasonable of the two. Sorry if these are rhetorical questions I’m answering.
Well for the time when malcom X was a big spokesman for the nation of islam, he was racist and segregationist. He would call white people blue eyed devils and asked for black people to just become separate and independent. After he left the nation of islam, he stopped being racist and was in favour of integration. This change of view is what got him assassinated though, sadly
imagine missing the playoffs...also couldn't be me jk if you fw heimler then i fw you, y'all got a high potential young core so im sure you guys are making the playoffs in the coming years
@@kylelowryanddemarderozan4246 man did the pacers dirty 😂. But yeah being an Indiana sports fan sucks a lot. But hopefully Tyrese Haliburton takes leadership next season. Good luck on the apwh exam btw.
I've been watching your videos nonstop, but I was just curious if everything in you videos is important. Cuz I mainly take notes on the stuff where you highlight blue
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Heimler you’re the only reason I got a 5 on my AP World Test last year
Same here
Now we gotta do it again
Me exactly
Great video, but Malcolm X's ideas are greatly misinterpreted. He wasn't in favour of militarism, he was in favour of self-defence, in a time when violent crimes were committed against black people by white people and went unpunished by the government. MLK is always made to look as the "good black" because he was Christian and wanted blacks to "turn the other cheek", While Malcom X is made to look as the "bad black" because he was Muslim and advocated for self-defence. Also, he wasn't in favour of separatism, and I don't know where this idea comes from, perhaps the fact that he wanted black people to embrace self-determination? Or that he wanted the world to see racism as a world wide human right's issue and not exclusively a black-american issue?
I think the reason people mistake him for being pro-segregation is probably because his view on the issue shifted throughout his life and one can find quotes of him arguing for both sides. Malcolm X did not believe in a post-racialism while MLK did. I think that’s why so many see him as the less reasonable of the two. Sorry if these are rhetorical questions I’m answering.
Well for the time when malcom X was a big spokesman for the nation of islam, he was racist and segregationist. He would call white people blue eyed devils and asked for black people to just become separate and independent. After he left the nation of islam, he stopped being racist and was in favour of integration. This change of view is what got him assassinated though, sadly
Well this is what the apush ced teaches so we must answer like this on frqs to get points lol
imagine being one of the 5 people who disliked the video, menaces of society
Facs
the way he pronounced "pathos" was so funny
“pathaws”
THANK YOU I HAVE AN SAQ ON THIS TODAY
Girllllll same but actually today
heimler didnt want to milk our brain cows in this vid...
Imagine missing a Heimler video... couldn't be me
imagine missing the playoffs...also couldn't be me
jk if you fw heimler then i fw you, y'all got a high potential young core so im sure you guys are making the playoffs in the coming years
@@kylelowryanddemarderozan4246 man did the pacers dirty 😂. But yeah being an Indiana sports fan sucks a lot. But hopefully Tyrese Haliburton takes leadership next season. Good luck on the apwh exam btw.
Imagine having Kyle and demand in your name- like a broken couple 😅. Couldn’t be me sorry Toronto 😫😊
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Glad I have U.S. History this year so that these videos exist!
Bull Connor was public safety commissioner in Birmingham not Montgomery. And those images were from the protests in Birmingham not Montgomery
I had the same thought. Birmingham Campaign was '63, Montgomery '55 and Selma '65
I've been watching your videos nonstop, but I was just curious if everything in you videos is important. Cuz I mainly take notes on the stuff where you highlight blue
heyyyyy...your shirt in this video is different from the shirt on the thumbnail...whats whats going on heimler
when will the lies end smh
what could be an example of a riot that happened across the nation? min 5:10
I'm a teacher and while I haven't watched the video yet I always think of Watts Riots in LA (1965).
Jose most of your major cities had race issues and many things were labeled as riots - see Los Angeles, Chicago & Detroit.
ily heim
Revised by 99/100
Bull connor was the mayor of Birmingham right?
Oh heck yes