Directions: • Using standard essay format (introduction and thesis, body paragra

Directions:
• Using standard essay format (introduction and thesis, body paragraphs, and conclusion), write a 4-5-page essay on one of the following topics.
• Answer all essay questions.
• Include direct quotations and paraphrases from the primary source.
• Include direct quotations and paraphrases from two secondary sources to develop your argument.
• These sources must be books or articles from the following subsсrіption databases: Academic Search Complete, History Reference Center, JSTOR, Literature Resource Center, or Project MUSE.
• Follow APA/MLA documentation style for in-text citations and the References/Works Cited page.
• Use some or all of the following key terms where relevant: African diaspora, anti-black violence, Black Nationalism, civil disobedience, dehumanization, desegregation, institutional racism, lynching, Marcus Garvey, non-violent direct action, segregation, white supremacy.
I. In chapters one and two of The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Malcolm X and Alex Haley describe various incidents of anti-black violence, dehumanization, and institutional racism that, collectively, destroyed the Little family. Write an essay that answers the following questions:
• Why is “Nightmare” an appropriate title for chapter one?
• How do the Little family’s encounters with the insurance company and the welfare workers lead to the family’s deterioration?
• How does the title “Mascot” capture Malcolm X’s alienation in the Swerlin’s home and at Mason Junior High School?
II.​In “Letter from a Birmingham Jail,” Dr. King compares the American Civil Rights Movement to Third World decolonization and independence movements in Africa and Asia (now referred to as the Global South). To further his argument for desegregation, he also contextualizes non-violent resistance to unjust segregation laws as a “moral responsibility” and places the civil rights struggle within the broader historical and theological context of Christian ethics (6). Write an essay that answers the following questions:
• How does Dr. King’s comparison between the Civil Rights Movement and the attainment of native sovereignty in African and Asia strengthen his overall argument against segregation (5)?
• Why does Dr. King emphasize the difference between just laws and unjust laws (6)?
• How does Dr. King’s use of Christian theology and ethics affect the force of his overall argument for desegregation?
III. In “The Ballot or the Bullet” Malcolm X uses the philosophy of Black Nationalism to place the American Civil Rights Movement within the global context of Third World decolonization struggles in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, and Latin America. Write an essay that answers the following questions:
• How do Malcolm X’s detailed explanations of the Black Nationalist political and economic programs directly challenge institutional racism in the American government and the society as a whole (2)?
• Why does Malcolm X make a historical comparison between the civil rights struggle and the American colonists’ call for, “Liberty or death,” which resulted in the War for Independence from British colonial rule (6)?
• Why does Malcolm X emphasize that the African American civil rights struggle must be taken to the World Court, also known as the United Nations (10-11)?
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