One of the most important reading and thinking skills is the ability to draw valid inferences. Inferences are conclusions that the author implies rather than states. By considering the writer's point of view and purpose, you can draw valid inferences and conclusions about the account. Answer the following question about the accounts to help you draw conclusions:

In Life, Malcolm X is described as being the "shrillest voice of black supremacy" and giving speeches "flaying the hated white man." Is it good or bad to have a "shrill" voice? Do you think the writer respects the point of view that Malcolm X expressed? What do you base your conclusion on?

 answer the question above using your own words.

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

The term shrill used to describe Malcolm Xs voice is subjective and carries a nega... View the full answer