
Speeches by Malcolm X - The Ultimate Collection
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm X
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"Any kind of movement for freedom of Black people based solely within the confines of America is absolutely doomed to fail." Speeches and interviews of Malcolm X.
©2020 Black History (P)2020 Black HistorySo many speeches i hadn't heard before.
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That’s the positive.
However, the material is a mixed bag of good and bad quality recordings, repetition, some material that’s not even relevant, but worst of all it’s all mixed up and in no useful order.
This is problematic when there is such a massive difference in Malcolm X’s speech from his Nation days to when he travelled to Makkah, performed Hajj and became a real Muslim.
You will have speeches where it’s the Hon Elijah says so and so, then next lecture you’ll have Malcolm speaking for himself as a progressive, non-racist, about organising on an international level, then another part it’s right back to Elijah says so and so. This could be very confusing for someone not familiar with Malcolm’s life and his journey. Do I do not recommend this collection for anyone who is unfamiliar with Malcolm X.
There’s already so much confusion and misinformation in the general public about who Malcolm was, what he stood for. Presenting a large body of material like this in such an chaotic manner helps no one.
A massive amount of content but poorly presented.
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Greatest leader to black people and probably the smartest man I ever had the privilege of listening too
Great words from a great man
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Deep dive into one of America’s greatest minds.
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Malcolm X Became a Great Thinker!
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A distorted version of Malcolm
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