#OnThisDay in 1965, Malcolm X spoke to a crowd of around 300 young activists at Brown Chapel AME Church after being invited by SNCC. He delivered a powerful message urging white officials to cooperate with nonviolent activists or face a more radical response. This visit, which took place only 17 days before his assassination, marked one of his final public appearances, showcasing his commitment to advocating for justice and equality during a critical time in the movement. His message resonated deeply, reinforcing the urgency of the struggle for civil rights and the necessity of unified action for meaningful change. To learn more about Malcom X this #BHM plan your visit to the museum! tr.ee/PlanYourVisitToNCRM #CommunityOverChaos #StrongerTogether #BlackHistoryAlways Photo Credit: The Institute of the Black World 21st Century (IBW21)