XXX last XXX XXXX important reason XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX Malcom X struck me was because, Malcom X turned XXX entire life around. He went from a petty XXXXXXXX who XXXXX barely read or write XX XXX of the XXXX well-known speakers and civil right activist is XXX XXXXX rights XXX. XXXXXXXX he XXXX’t XXXX a formal XXXXXXXXX, he was XXXX XXXXXXXX XXX taught XXXXXXX how XX read and write XXX speak. XX was born Malcom XXXXXX and he moved XX XXXXXXX where he was XXXXX as Detroit XXX. He XXX a XXXXX talking XXX who XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXX XXXX XX XXXX, where he XXXXXXX XX read XX XXXXXXX and XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX page by page XXXXX he knew all of XXX XXXXX in it. XXXX he XXXXXXX XX XXXX XXXX XXX XXXX XXX XXXX. Until, he XXXXXXX XX read books about the XXXXXXX of black people and XXXXX we came from. He XXXXXXX XX become more XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX the XXXXXXX XX XXXXXX XXX XXXXXX. XXXX he XXXXXXX XX XXX XXX educate his fellow inmates in XXXX. XXXXXX X XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX him XXX XXXXXXXX a XXXXX man which proves XXXX you XXX XXX your circumstances XXX can overcome XXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX great. XX XXXX as XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX was important not so much of a formal education XXX XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXX’s XXXXXXX and XXX XXXXXXX of the XXXXXX XXXXXX you. The articulate XXX that he spoke XXXXX make you think that he XXX a XXXXXX XXXX XXX XX XXX top colleges in XXXXXXX.
I have learned a lot this XXXXXXX from the XXXX readings XXXX we XXX XX XXXX. But the XXX that XXXXXX XX XXX most XXX XXX Autobiography XX XXXXXX X. I XXX’t say XXXX it encouraged me, made XX more XXXXXXXX, XXXX XXXXXXXXX or XXXXXX. XXX what I can XXX is XXXX after XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX in the XXXXXXXX XXX made me want XX XXXXX more about XXX XXX his contribution XX XXX XXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX. I XXXX gone XX to XXXX the rest of his autobiography XXX XXXXXXXX to a XXX XX XXX interviews, XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXX him XXXXX has made me XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXX XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXX is in such a state XX XXXXXXXXX XXX why XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXX the black XXXXX in America. Those XXX do not know XXXXX XXXXXXX are doomed to XXXXXX it. Malcom X XXX right XXXX he said how we could fight for civil rights, when XX don’t have basic XXXXX XXXXXX.
XX XXXXXXXXXX the reading XXXX struck XX the most XXX The XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX X. It struck XX XXXXXXX during this time the black negro in XXXXXXX wasn’t XXXXXXXX to have a XXXXX and Malcom X was XXXX XXX XXXXX out and against XXX white XXXXX it XXXX XXXXX me because everything Malcom X spoke XXXXX his is autobiography XXX interviews XX XXXXX true XX XXXX XXX. And the last most XXXXXXXXX reason XXX the XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX x XXXXXX XX XX because Malcom x turned XXX XXXXXX life around. XXX black Negro has yet XX XXXXX his XXXXXXX, XXX XXXXXXX a XXXXXXXXX of XXX past XX XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX and progress XX a XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX we XXXX be XXXXX in XXX same XXXX just like the generations before XX. “XXXXX with the knowledge of our XXXX, we can XXXX confidence charter a XXXXXX for XXX future. XXXXXXX is an indispensable weapon in the XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX. XX must take XXXX XX it and forge XXX future XXXX the XXXX.”(M. X, http://XXXXXXXXXXXXX.blogspot.com/p/XXXXXXX-x-XXXXXXXXX.html)
Who XXXXXX you to XXXX yourself. XX Malcom X. Perf. Malcom X. Los Angles. X XXX 1962.
X, Alex Haley XXX XXXXXX. "XXX Autobiography of XXXXXX X." XX., XXXXX Louis GAtes. XXX Norton XXXXXXXXX of African XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX. XXX XXXX: W.X. NOrton and Company, 2004. XXXX-XXXX.