Cris judd autobiography of malcolm x

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I am not a racist in any form whatever.

Denzel Washington · Angela Bassett · Albert Hall · Al Freeman Jr. · Delroy Lindo · Spike Lee · Theresa Randle · Kate Vernon.

Inside: the autobiography / Chris Judd.

A rare and intimate look inside the world of the elite sportsman.

Malcolm X was a man who spoke with wisdom and confidence on his ability to awaken black people from the ongoing oppression that was endured upon them.

The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Epilogue ().

I don't believe in any form of racism. I don't believe in any
form of discrimination or segregation. I believe in Islam.
-Malcolm X

This was the final triumph of Malcolm X and the resolution that makes his life story into a classic American tale: that in the end, he was able to move beyond the chrysalis of his racial hatred and emerge an integrated enlightened being. I'm sure most everyone has either read this book or seen Spike Lee's excellent biopic, so we need not rehash the story too thoroughly. Anyway, what matters are the essentials. Malcolm Little was a street punk when he was exposed to the Nation of Islam in prison. This exposure, and the racial pride and anger that went with it, le