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Malcolm X was born on May 19, 1925, in Omaha, Nebraska, United States. He rose to become a prominent figure in the American Civil Rights Movement, advocating for the rights and welfare of black individuals in the United States. Malcolm X was known for his critical views on integration and his unwavering belief in black nationalism as well as Pan-Africanism. These views were controversial, yet they shaped the discourse on racial issues in America.
Malcolm X died on February 21, 1965, yet his legacy remains influential. He wrote 'The Autobiography of Malcolm X' which has been widely accepted as an American literary classic. Malcolm X's achievements included popularizing the beliefs of the Nation of Islam, leading demonstrations for civil rights, and provoking a discussion on the ingrained racial bias within American society. His ideas and actions were instrumental in shaping the radical political agenda within the civil rights movement and influenced subsequent human rights movements globally.
Date of Birth: 1925-05-19
Date of Death: 1965-02-21
Country of Birth: United States 
Political Ideas: Black Nationalism, Pan-Africanism
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