May 19th, 1957

Malcolm X Day is a commemoration of the life and legacy of Malcolm X, an influential African-American leader and human rights activist. This day is observed to reflect on his contributions to civil rights and social justice. It's a time to celebrate his efforts in advocating for the empowerment and equality of African Americans, and to discuss the ongoing struggles for racial justice. Events often include educational seminars, community discussions, film screenings, and cultural exhibitions. These activities aim to educate people about Malcolm X's philosophy, his impact on civil rights movements, and the broader context of the fight for equality. The day also serves as a platform for addressing current social issues and continuing the pursuit of justice and equity in society.