Queens Teacher's Decision to Bar Malcolm X Reports Sparks Outrage

Malcolm X preached a conservative message to the black community to be self-reliant.  That’s a 100% in contradiction to today’s faux black leaders who encourages black folks to be dependent on government programs.   

NY 1 reports a Queens school teacher's decision to not allow student reports on Malcolm X for Black History Month has spurred outrage among parents and local leaders.  Parents at P.S. 201 in Kew Gardens Hills were outraged when a technology teacher told fourth grade students they couldn't choose Malcolm X for a writing assignment about prominent black leader Malcolm X for Black History Month.


"My son came home and said, 'Guess what dad, the teacher said we can't write about Malcolm X because he was quote unquote bad,'" said Frank Brown, a parent.
Unlike Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X rejected non-violence and said black people should respond to racism by any means necessary to achieve their rights. He was assassinated in 1965.

Brown says his son has read this book about Malcolm X many times, and he and his wife just bought another copy for the teacher. Parents say the teacher acknowledged using the words "bad" and "violent" but said she felt information about Malcolm she found on a website was not age appropriate.

"My son came home with that negative stain on his brain that Malcolm X was a bad, violent man," said Angel Minor, a parent.

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Clearly the teacher in question is totally ignorant of what Malcolm X was all about.  He’s one of my favorite black leaders that stands out for his conservative message of being self-reliant and not dependent upon government.  No black leader today teaches that today and the African American community is suffering the consequences.