Malcolm X / Comparing Sources : 8 pages in length. Does
The Autobiography of Malcolm X, as written by Malcolm
X himself, truly reflect the truths about the civil rights leader
when compared against Malcolm X: Make It Plain, a
biography written by William Strickland? Historically, the
two publications are quite complementary in their timeline
of events, emotions and significance. The writer compares
and contrasts many of the similarities between the two
books. Malcolm2.wps

The Autobiography of Malcolm X: / History of Black
Power : A 5 page paper that demonstrates the elements of
history and sociology that are demonstrated within the text
of Malcolm X's autobiography and provides an overview of
the issues within his life that reflected these elements within
the black power movement. No additional sources cited.
MalcolmX.doc

The Autobiography Of Malcolm X : This 4 page paper
presents a review of this book as it relates to racism and
racial belief systems of the day. The author centers on
major transitional points in the life of Malcolm X to show
how he encountered societal and cultural racism from
whites as well as within the Nation of Islam. Xbiogr.wps

Malcolm X / Biography : A 7 page look at Malcolm X’s
life; comparing his early and late views. The writer also
highlights the Nation of Islam leader’s key accomplishments
and influences. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Malcolm.rtf

Biography of Malcolm X : A short, 6 page biography of
Malcolm X detailing important events in his life.
Throughout much of the report, the writer's focuses upon
X's activities as the Nation of Islam's leader. Bibliography
lists 4 sources. Malcolmx.wps

W.E.B. DuBois : A brief, 4 page biography of DuBois' life
and works. Writer views him as a role model. Bibliography
lists 4 sources. Dubois.wps

W.E.B. DuBois & The Concept of Race : A 9 page, critical
analysis of W.E.B. DuBois' concept of race. The writer
posits that we certainly should not cease to reflect our
culture at the moment we are declared American; for
Americans maintain any exclusive culture without the
foundation of external roots. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Duboirac.wps

W.E.B. Du Bois’s “The Souls of Black Folks” / An
Analysis : A 5 page analysis of W.E.B. Du Bois's The Souls
of Black Folks. The writer discusses the controversial
nature of the 1913 publication, the meaning of Du Bois's
message, and the audience which he addressed.
Bibliography lists two sources. Souls.wps

W.E.B. DuBois’ “The Souls of Black Folk” / Double
Consciousness : A 5 page paper discussing W.E.B. Du
Bois’ feeling that the black American feels irrevocably
conflicted in his assessment of himself as a black on the one
hand and an American on the other. The paper points out
this idea’s roots in the conflict between Booker T.
Washington’s bland assimilationism and Du Bois’ deeper,
more realistic insight. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Blackfol.wps

W.E.B. Du Bois vs. Booker T. Washington : A 5 page
research paper and analysis of the philosophies of early
African-American leaders Booker T. Washington and
W.E.B. Du Bois. The writer demonstrates how their views
were diametrically opposed in many ways although they
both wished to accomplish the same purpose. Bibliography
lists 2 sources. Duboisw.wps, Washdub.wps

King & Dubois / A Comparison : An 8 page research paper
which examines the similarities between two great Civil
Rights leaders: Martin Luther King, Jr. and W.E.B. Dubois.
The writer shows that although the basic philosophy of King
and turn-of-century writer and activist, Dubois, differ
considerably at first glance, the writer shows that there was
a fundamental similarity at the heart of the two men’s
philosophies. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Kingdubs.wps
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