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Malcolm X

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June 17, 2014

 

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But he was not an unresisting one. He hit back by resorting to jungle methods in order to survive in the asphalt jungle. The prison he entered did not further corrupt him but served as a school in which he first learned about the Black Muslims. His conversion to their doctrines and practices regenerated and steeled his character, arming him with a gospel of racial salvation opposed to the hypocritical white man’s Christianity which sanctified the black man’s servitude...
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His conversion to their doctrines and practices regenerated and steeled his character, arming him with a gospel of racial salvation opposed to the hypocritical white man’s Christianity which sanctified the black man’s servitude. He rose to national prominence as the foremost spokesman and organizer of Elijah Muhammad’s brotherhood...
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