Although i respect the decision taken by Martin Luther King Jr., and can see how he achieved so much for the black community during this time period, I am a bit more for the militant movement of Malcom X. King was preaching "non-violence" in search of equality, while Malcom demanded action. The cause of King's way of thinking is probably due to his involvement in the cristian church. Since he was a reverand, his ideals for equality involved no violence at all. But would the "decision makers" take him into high consideration if he wasn't aggressive??Malcom on the other hand preached BLACK POWER. He didn't ask for equality he demanded it. His social background is the influence of his militant movement, which is the cause for effective change.
Sources:
http://www.africawithin.com/malcolmx/malcolm_bio.htm
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"macs are the future" -vincent:)

So basically my titles will usually have nothing to do with what im gonna write lol

Well what can i say

stupid life.

i'm still trying very fkn hard

and although everyday seems harder 

i feel that slowly i grow stronger

i just wish it all became easier

my life seems to be coming to an end

but i guess its just the start of a new beginning

i've realized i've only been hurting myself 

and now all i want in life is to heal

i want to forget..

so on the bright side i love my friends

so many different people are coming into my life 

and they've all molded themselves into a part of me

love you so much:)

Birthday.

So today is my stupid birthday.
And honestly, i think its just another stupid day without...him

February 19, 2009
and im still with that shit
well at least i can say im trying
becuase in truly am.
I havent talk to him in 4 weeks going for 5
well g2g
bell rang


byeeeeee:)