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Malcolm X

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American History

 

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Melba A

 

Date added:

July 12, 2013

 

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University

 

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Earl tried to get his family away from groups like the Black Legion but despite his efforts, the Legion burned down their house in Lansing, Michigan in 1929. In 1931, Malcolm's father's body was found mutilated on the town's trolley tracks. Even though both incidents were ruled by police, the family knew the Black Legion was behind them both...
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Even though both incidents were ruled by police, the family knew the Black Legion was behind them both. Louise had a very hard time with the death of her husband. A few years after he died, Louise broke down and was committed to a mental institution. Because of this, all eight children were split up into various foster homes...
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