Question

What is nationalism? How does nationalism figure into the history of the United States of America? How is it different from "black nationalism" or "white nationalism."

Malcolm X's speech, "We didn't Land on Plymouth Rock":

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Answer 1

Nationalism refers to any citizen's identification with their own nation and their support for the interest of the nation with special emphasis on the exclusion of interests for the other nations present in the world. Black nationalism is a kind of nationalism which sports a typical thought process which is political in nature That seems to to revoke and develop the requirements that are needed for the black race to develop within any nation which may or may not be e black race driven but includes black ancestry. White nationalism refers to a thought process which is proactive towards supporting the development of the white race among our nation especially in the sense of domination or being the superior race. Nationalism is different from black nationalism and white nationalism because nationalism does not support the development of thoughts for a single race but for every citizen that resides in the country and is a part of the society that they live in.

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