A Rare Candid Interview With Malcolm X In 1963

Malcolm X was a polarizing force during the civil rights movement, and it’s pretty clear why. His strict adherence to his beliefs gave him a strong following as well as a colossal opposition.

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Rollie Williams

Feb 22, 2013

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