Black People : Malcolm X -- His Narrative Is Still Relevant in 2022
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It really annoys me to hear recordings of him saying "the Honorable Elijah Mohammed."
I used to buy and read the Mohammed Speaks newspaper when I was a kid. Then I came across this myth about a scientist, Yakub, creating white people.
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And I'm thinking "these people actually believe this?" So from that point I stopped paying attention to them. Then years later Malcolm left them and was assassinated. I bought The Autobiography of Malcolm X and read it soon after it came out. I was in high school.
I don't see how he could have become famous without the Black Muslims but I don't comprehend how he could believe that story.
What did Malcolm X and MLK ever say about science and technology in education.
I used to buy and read the Mohammed Speaks newspaper when I was a kid. Then I came across this myth about a scientist, Yakub, creating white people.
Yakub (Nation of Islam) - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
And I'm thinking "these people actually believe this?" So from that point I stopped paying attention to them. Then years later Malcolm left them and was assassinated. I bought The Autobiography of Malcolm X and read it soon after it came out. I was in high school.
I don't see how he could have become famous without the Black Muslims but I don't comprehend how he could believe that story.
What did Malcolm X and MLK ever say about science and technology in education.
----Legends are not borne
----They Develop And Grow
----And Then They Are Hammered Into Steel
Killing Malcolm X did not minimize his greatness. From this brutal act he evolved into a Martyr and a Legend! And his ideaology and truths live on.....
*Malcolm Little
**Detroit Red
***Malcolm X
****El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz
Born: May 19, 1925, Omaha, NE
Assassinated: February 21, 1965, The Audubon Ballroom
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