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Malcolm X

Malcolm Little was born May 19, 1925 in Omaha, Nebraska. He grew up around eight siblings. His mother was a mixed woman because her mother was raped by a white man. His father was a very outspoken black Baptist church minister, who preached that blacks should go back to Africa. Due to death threats by white supremacist his family had to relocate to different places to live. After all that time his father was murdered when police found his body on the trolley tracks. The mother new it was by white supremacist. After his death his mother was committed to an insane asylum. Malcolm and his brother and sisters were split up and sent to foster homes and orphanages.

Malcolm graduated at the top of his junior high class. He then located to Harlem, New York. He then was associated in many petty crimes such as narcotics prostitution. Malcolm then went back to Boston with his friend “Shorty” . Malcolm was later caught by the police and was sentenced to seven year sentence in jail. There he......


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