Malcolm X

Malcolm x use pauses to a great effect throughout speech to demonstrate his outrage and the racism he sees marking America at this point and time. When referring to the 'White Man', a personification of people in America who enforce segregation, Malcolm x repeatedly points at the audience using short and deliberate gestures. Malcolm x use pauses to a great effect throughout speech to demonstrate his outrage and the racism he sees marking America at this point and time. When referring to the 'White Man', a personification of people in America who enforce segregation, Malcolm x repeatedly points at the audience using short and deliberate gestures. Malcolm x use pauses to a great effect throughout speech to demonstrate his outrage and the racism he sees marking America at this point and time. When referring to the 'White Man', a personification of people in America who enforce segregation, Malcolm x repeatedly points at the audience using short and deliberate gestures. Malcolm x use pauses to a great effect throughout speech to demonstrate his outrage and the racism he sees marking America at this point and time. When referring to the 'White Man', a personification of people in America who enforce segregation, Malcolm x repeatedly points at the audience using short and deliberate gestures. Malcolm x use pauses to a great effect throughout speech to demonstrate his outrage and the racism he sees marking America at this point and time. When referring to the 'White Man', a personification of people in America who enforce segregation, Malcolm x repeatedly points at the audience using short and deliberate gestures. Malcolm x use pauses to a great effect throughout speech to demonstrate his outrage and the racism he sees marking America at this point and time. When referring to the 'White Man', a personification of people in America who enforce segregation, Malcolm x repeatedly points at the audience using short and deliberate gestures. Malcolm x use pauses to a great effect throughout speech to demonstrate his outrage and the racism he sees marking America at this point and time. When referring to the 'White Man', a personification of people in America who enforce segregation, Malcolm x repeatedly points at the audience using short and deliberate gestures.

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