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Malcolm X, A True Self Made Man

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February 21, 2015

 

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Malcolm initially was a very successful student. However when his 8th grade teacher informed him that "Niggers can't be lawyers," a profession he intended to peruse, his educational inspiration quickly faded. Malcolm's new found obsession was the streets. Malcolm got involved in drugs, gambling, pimping and burglary...
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Malcolm got involved in drugs, gambling, pimping and burglary. In 1946 Malcolm was arrested and put in prison. However, his imprisonment turned out to be a rebirth rather than a punishment. Malcolm's early struggle in prison led him find Bimbi, a follower of Islam. Bimbi taught Malcolm about Muhammad's teachings and the importance of reading, language and words...
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