A civil rights leader and political activist, Malcolm X’s education
came about because of his prison studies. He uses logos by declaring that his
writing of EVERY word in the dictionary caused him to understand what books are
saying. He also uses logos when he states that he "studied intensely".
He uses pathos by saying that he had
never been so free in his life after learning to read, letting the reader
relate to the freedom of a book. He also uses pathos when he talks about
staying up late and reading because this calls upon to people's need to escape.
He was “escaping” prison by reading. He also uses pathos when he talks about
studying things that might “help the black man” or “battle the white man” which
appeals the need to feel safe. Ethos is
used by him saying that an English writer called him, so he must be “someone
important”. He did not receive a formal
education from a college or university; he got his education in a different
type of institution, prison.
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