You will prepare and submit a term paper on Different Stages of Malcolm Xs Viewpoints about Freedom. Your paper should be a minimum of 1250 words in length.

You will prepare and submit a term paper on Different Stages of Malcolm Xs Viewpoints about Freedom. Your paper should be a minimum of 1250 words in length. The political philosophy of Black Nationalism means: We must control the politics and the politicians of our community. They must no longer take orders from outside forces. We will organize and sweep out of office all-Negro politicians who are puppets for the outside forces.1The above-stated text of the statement was made by Malcolm X in the opening of his press conference at New York’s Park Sheraton Hotel, March 12. The mentioned quote tells us that Malcolm’s concern was not only the behaviors and oppositions of the white people but he believed that there were people inside his people who were basically the puppets controlled by the outside forces.The freedom that Malcolm X addressed was the freedom for individuals to accept themselves as they were and to not feel the pressure from the social order to work in correspondence with their standards and not feel like they are beautiful as they are naturally. Malcolm wanted to make them realize that they would not have to dye their hair or conk them to make them look like that of a white man, and so on.Malcolm felt that freedom is something that allows you to be yourself, and not feel pressured by other cultures to conform to their way of life.&nbsp. However, he later admitted that he was not as free as he initially thought he was, as he began to put conk in his hair to make them look like that of a white man’s. He realized that he didn’t have the freedom to accept himself as he was and that&nbsp.he felt pressure from his friends and other surrounding people. &nbsp.Malcolm describes the physical pain he endured so that he could feel the pride of belonging to Roxboro Hill. Nevertheless, later Malcolm realized that the pain he was suffering for his hair was just a deceiving method used to help them (he and other black people) to ignore the real problems of being manipulated to cause harm to themselves by white society so that they could fit the standards of the white people instead of having the freedom to accept themselves as they were.