Malcolm X, known for his powerful advocacy for the rights of African Americans, received several posthumous accolades recognizing his impact on civil rights and social justice. Notably, he was inducted into the African American Hall of Fame and received the National Medal of Arts and Humanities in 1992.
While he did not receive many traditional awards during his lifetime, his legacy has been honored in numerous ways since his assassination in 1965. His writings and speeches continue to inspire many, and he is often celebrated in various cultural and academic settings. Beyond awards, his influence extends into popular culture, education, and ongoing discussions about race and justice in America.