ABOUT MALCOLM & MARTIN

Why Malcolm?

Malcolm X embodied the best of the spirit of African-American self-determination, both for individuals and communities, to overcome all obstacles in the quest for success. He believed that all cultures should be treated with respect and dignity, despite the differences or similarities between them. Malcolm also believed that strong families make strong communities, and that African-Americans should continually build upon existing strengths, as well as build new ones, in order to thrive and make a positive contribution to society.

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Why King?

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. embodied the best of the spirit of African-American brotherhood and unconditional love for all humankind. He believed in active resistance to all things that demean and degrade the human spirit and give rise to unrighteous power and illegitimate authority. Dr. King was a champion of cooperation and collaboration for the greater good of strengthening communities and societies. He believed that African-Americans have an equal place at the table of humanity, bestowed by God and maintained by vigilance.

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