... evil and injustice, it is hard to think of three more significant human rights activists than Marin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and John F. Kennedy. All three of these men knew that something needed to change in terms of the way African-Americans were treated in the 1960's and in ... procrastination. Malcolm X's speech at Washington Heights on Easter Sunday spoke of achieving racial equality in a manner far different from Marin Luther King Jr. and Kennedy. His speech points the finger directly at the white men who "kidnapped" Africans and brought them to America against their will. Mal...

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