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The Autobiography of Malcolm X …the story of a man who had transformed himself from an imprisoned small-time criminal into the most controversial public intellectual of the 1960s, if not the 20th century. His first-hand accounts of anti-black racism, prison life, and civil rights activism give the reader a constant exposure to perspectives on American society that are at once fascinating and disturbing. But what really stood out for me was Chapter 10, which describes the pseudohistorical claim that white people were purposefully created as “devils:” demonic, malignant, and inferior beings, the end result of a centuries-long selective breeding project begun 6600 years ago by a renegade black scientist in Mecca named Yacub (also spelled Yakub). This story is central to the foundation and ideology of the Nation of Islam (NOI), also known by the media moniker “the Black Muslims.” Influenced by his siblings, who had already joined, Malcolm became a member of the NOI while in prison, converting to their particular brand of the Muslim faith.
https://voegelinview.com/patrick-parrs-malcolm-before-x-review/
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