Quote by Malcolm X

You can't legislate good will - that comes through education.

You can't legislate good will - that comes through education

Summary

This quote suggests that it is not possible to enforce or mandate genuine kindness and goodwill through laws or legislation alone. Rather, it emphasizes the importance of education in cultivating these positive qualities in individuals. It implies that by providing people with knowledge, understanding, and instruction, they can develop an innate sense of goodwill towards others, making laws unnecessary as people will naturally do what is right out of their own volition. Therefore, the quote implies that education plays a crucial role in fostering a society built on genuine care and empathy.

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By Malcolm X

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