Commemorating the 101st Birthday of Malcolm X, an advocate for human rights, and one of the most influential African American leaders in history

Summary

The Senate adopted Resolution 2094, formally recognizing Malcolm X’s 101st birthday and his role as a human‑rights advocate and influential African‑American leader. The measure does not create programs or obligations; it simply expresses the Legislature’s respect and calls for a moment of reflection. It outlines key events in Malcolm X’s life and underscores his lasting impact on civil‑rights history.

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