Malcolm X opposed the compromises made by African Americans with white society.
Explanation:
Malcolm X, leader of the African-American community and leading Islamic figure who in the early 1960s articulated ideas of racial Pride and patriotism of the Black people.
He made his split with the Muslim’s nation officially public on 8 March 1964. He still was a Muslim, he states, just because of his strict beliefs he believed that the country had ' gone to the extent it can.'
In keeping with the nation's culture, his nicknames "Baby" were replaced by "X," a practice among the Muslim people, who saw their relatives ' names as coming from white slaves.
Answer:
He argued against African Americans making compromises with white society.
