Assembly Resolution No. 553 commemorates the 100th birthday of Malcolm X, a revolutionary leader and champion for justice.

Assembly Resolution No. 553 honors the life and legacy of Malcolm X, recognizing his contributions to the fight for racial and social justice. Born on May 19, 1925, Malcolm X endured personal tragedy and systemic oppression, yet emerged as a profound voice for self-determination, unity, and empowerment for African Americans. His teachings emphasized education, cultural pride, and political and economic independence. The resolution highlights his global influence and the renaming of the Utica Avenue train station in Brooklyn to Malcolm X Boulevard/Utica Avenue station.

Assembly Resolution No. 553 commemorates the 100th birthday of Malcolm X, a revolutionary leader and champion for justice.

Assembly Resolution No. 553 honors the life and legacy of Malcolm X, recognizing his contributions to the fight for racial and social justice. Born on May 19, 1925, Malcolm X endured personal tragedy and systemic oppression, yet emerged as a profound voice for self-determination, unity, and empowerment for African Americans. His teachings emphasized education, cultural pride, and political and economic independence. The resolution highlights his global influence and the renaming of the Utica Avenue train station in Brooklyn to Malcolm X Boulevard/Utica Avenue station.