At the Harvard Law School Forum, Malcolm examined how media images shape public understanding of Black people and political resistance. He challenged the tendency to call anti-racist militancy extremism while treating state and mob violence as normal. The speech extended his argument about power into the production of public knowledge and the role of elite institutions.
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At the Oxford Union, Malcolm spoke in favor of a motion defending extremism in defense of liberty.
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He argued that moderation could preserve injustice; the final vote went against his side.