In his speech, Malcolm X addresses the issue of police brutality and its impact on the black community. He begins by recounting a personal experience in which he was the victim of police brutality. He goes on to discuss the ways in which police brutality disproportionately affects black people, and how this ultimately leads to a lack of trust between the black community and the police. Malcolm X argues that police brutality is a symptom of a larger problem, which is the systematic oppression of black people in America. He calls for black people to unite and fight back against this oppression, and he urges the white community to do better in its treatment of black people.
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