Malcolm X was some kind of a black nationalist, but he still had some interesting arguments. Kind of ironic as an all-encompassing ideology of Socionics would be against everything he was speaking for. He thought that having some kind of a segregated black nation, separate from America, and ideally back in his homeland Africa, would be ideal. He was a race purist/nationalist.
I think the difference between him and Martin Luther King were about them being on the different sides of the political spectrum. MLK were more on the liberal side, while Malcolm X was more on the conservative side. Ultimately, I think MLK proved himself to be more right, although Malcolm X still had many interesting arguments. MLK wanted to constructively solve the problem of racism and peaceful co-existence and co-prosperity in a society, while Malcolm X didn't even want to live in America and have nothing to do with it. He thought of himself as a diaspora, dreaming of one day returning to his ideal homeland. I think that's an attractive image to have for those who were unjustly and forcefully taken against their will from their homelands, that they would return one day and everything will be all right again.
Just lol at every level. It's like you can keep making these kinds of bullshit as much as you want. It just goes to show how hopelessly childish and inadequate any Socioniocs "analysis" really are.
Premise: Assume that Socionics is true at every level. Then try to fit every scenarios into this premise.
Result: Clusterfuck.