The XXXX XXX XXXX XXXXXXXXX reason the XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX X struck XX XXX XXXXXXX, Malcom X XXXXXX XXX entire life XXXXXX. XX XXXX from a XXXXX criminal XXX XXXXX XXXXXX read or write XX XXX XX XXX most well-known XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXX right XXXXXXXX is XXX civil XXXXXX XXX. Although he XXXX’t have a XXXXXX education, he was XXXX XXXXXXXX XXX taught XXXXXXX how XX read XXX write XXX XXXXX. He was XXXX XXXXXX little XXX he XXXXX to XXXXXXX XXXXX he XXX known XX XXXXXXX red. XX XXX a XXXXX XXXXXXX man who XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX and XXXX to XXXX, XXXXX he learned XX read by XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX the XXXXXXXXXX page by page until he XXXX all XX XXX words in it. Then he started XX XXXX more XXX more and more. Until, he XXXXXXX to read XXXXX XXXXX the history of XXXXX XXXXXX and where XX XXXX XXXX. XX XXXXXXX XX become more knowledgeable XXXXX the XXXXXXX of XXXXXX XXX XXXXXX. XXXX he started to try XXX XXXXXXX XXX fellow inmates in XXXX. Malcom X XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX about him XXX becoming a XXXXX XXX XXXXX proves that you XXX not XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX can XXXXXXXX anything, and XXXXXX something great. He XXXX XX though education was XXXXXXXXX not so XXXX of a XXXXXX education but XXXXXXXXX XXX knowledge XX one’s XXXXXXX XXX the XXXXXXX of XXX people XXXXXX you. XXX articulate way that he XXXXX would XXXX you think that he XXX a degree XXXX one of the XXX XXXXXXXX in XXXXXXX.
I XXXX XXXXXXX a lot XXXX session XXXX the many XXXXXXXX that we had XX XXXX. But the one that struck me XXX most was The Autobiography of Malcom X. I can’t say XXXX it encouraged XX, made XX XXXX XXXXXXXX, XXXX XXXXXXXXX or XXXXXX. But XXXX I XXX XXX is XXXX after reading XXX excerpt in XXX textbook XXX made XX want XX XXXXX XXXX XXXXX him XXX his XXXXXXXXXXXX XX the XXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX. I XXXX gone XX to XXXX XXX rest of XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX and listened XX a lot of his interviews, learning XXXX about him which has XXXX me XXXX knowledgeable about why XXX XXXXX community XX in such a state of emergency XXX why XXXXXXX is XXXXXXXXX itself for XXX black XXXXX in XXXXXXX. Those who do XXX know their XXXXXXX XXX doomed to XXXXXX it. XXXXXX X was XXXXX XXXX he XXXX how XX XXXXX XXXXX XXX civil rights, when XX XXX’t XXXX XXXXX human XXXXXX.
XX XXXXXXXXXX the reading that struck me the XXXX was The XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX X. It XXXXXX XX XXXXXXX during XXXX time the black XXXXX in America wasn’t XXXXXXXX to have a voice and Malcom X was bold XXX spoke out XXX against the XXXXX XXXXX it also stuck me XXXXXXX everything Malcom X XXXXX XXXXX XXX XX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX interviews XX still XXXX XX this XXX. XXX XXX last most XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX why the XXXXXXXXXXXXX of Malcom x XXXXXX me XX XXXXXXX XXXXXX x turned XXX entire XXXX XXXXXX. The XXXXX Negro XXX yet to learn XXX history, and without a XXXXXXXXX of XXX XXXX XX XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX as a XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XX XXXX XX stuck in XXX same loop XXXX XXXX the generations before XX. “Armed with the knowledge XX XXX XXXX, XX XXX XXXX confidence charter a course for XXX future. XXXXXXX XX an indispensable weapon in the XXXXXXX struggle. We XXXX XXXX XXXX of it XXX forge XXX XXXXXX with the past.”(X. X, http://XXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXX.com/p/malcolm-x-XXXXXXXXX.html)
Who XXXXXX you XX Hate XXXXXXXX. By Malcom X. Perf. Malcom X. XXX Angles. 5 XXX XXXX.
X, Alex Haley XXX Malcom. "XXX Autobiography of XXXXXX X." XX., XXXXX Louis GAtes. XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX African XXXXXXXX Literature. XXX York: X.W. XXXXXX XXX Company, XXXX. 1860-XXXX.