How did the beliefs of Malcolm X change after he broke away from the Nation of Islam? Malcolm came to believe that change could be affected through nonviolence. Malcolm came to believe in complete segregation of races. Malcolm came to believe that Little was not his slave name. Malcolm came to believe in limited acceptance of white people.

The correct answer is D) Malcolm came to believe in limited acceptance of white people.

How did the beliefs of Malcolm X change after he broke away from the Nation of Islam? Malcolm came to believe in the limited acceptance of white people.

During the time of the civil rights movement, Malcolm X was an African American leader that supported black nationalism, but in opposition to the non-violent protests that were used by Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X was in favor of violence. He converted into Islam while he was in jail and there he followed the religious teachings of Muslim black leader Elijah Muhammed.

During a trip to Mecca in 1964, he realized that Islam taught the respect and tolerance to others, and after he broke away from the Nation of Islam, Malcolm came to believe in the limited acceptance of white people.

In 1965, Malcolm was assassinated.