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Malcolm X’s Legacy 60 Years Later: His Voice, His Fight, and America’s Amnesia.

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Sixty years after they tried to silence him, Malcolm X still speaks. His voice echoes in every act of rebellion, in every demand for justice, in every refusal to accept less than what we are owed.

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