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Black ThenSchooled By Youtube: In Memory of Malcolm X....Unapologetic & Uncompromising

Learn about MALCOLM X's Mission and Message to show that what we called a civil rights issue against 'black citizens in America' was actually a HUMAN RIGHTS issue on African people that lived in America. He understood that fighting to be included in a system that was never intended for blacks was fruitless and worked […]

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