What was the appeal of Malcolm X, really?
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What was the appeal of Malcolm X, really?
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This podcast episode will analyze the appeal of Malcolm X, through activities and speeches delivered to African Americans in northern American cities during the 1950s and 1960s. Does dismissing Malcolm X as the violent counterpart to the largely non-violent Civil Rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s overshadow his importance in advancing black self-esteem? Could it be that in the attraction to and the departure from the Nation of Islam, Malcolm X continued to affirm the cultural heritage and history of African Americans?
The musically talented Marielle Mimes
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