Yes, I understood that as such. I do believe that he ought to be included in that class of Americans but as you point out, no such category has been created for that to occur. I added that to Malcolm X's categories actually realizing that after I had made the addition. However, I kept in the article because I was hoping that someone would simply add the category. However, after you reverted my edit, I relented based on your reasoning which is why I specifically added the category Assassinated People to the article - because it was an existing category. Instead, you have reverted that edit, entirely defeating the action which I had taken which was to broaden the murder of Malcolm X into not just a racial consequence, but a human consequence as well. It is the same with Martin Luther King. While each of these people were Civil Rights leaders who were assassinated they were also human activists attempting to make the world a better place who were murdered. As such I was trying to include Martin Luther King and Malcolm X along with people like John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru - in a broader specter of significant humans that were assassinated... However, you removed that edit. I give up...