Malcolm X distinguished “separation” from “segregation,” defining separation as Black people voluntarily creating independent communities with their own control over politics, economics, education, and institutions, free from white oversight—unlike segregation, which he saw as whites imposing inferior conditions on Black areas while retaining dominance. #MalcolmX #seperation #elijahmuhammad #panafricanism #donsarchives

Remembering Our History | Growing Up in Segregated America #aspirehistory #blackhistory

The Return of Segregation? Power, Fear, and a World Without Black and Brown People #segregation #racialjustice #blackamerican #historytok #uspolitics #fyp #viral #breakingnews #UnitedStates #fypp #ashleytheebarroness #trump #USA

Segregation in the South as Witnessed by Phyllis Thomas (1964) #nyc #nychistory

This Day in History | December 1, 1955 — Rosa Parks #CivilRights #ThisDayInHistory #blackhistory

School segregation in on the rise across the U.S., 65 years after Brown v. Board of Education