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The Autobiography of Malcolm X

by: MALCOLM X
Summary:

The book chronicles the life of Malcolm X, from his early days of poverty and crime to his rise as a prominent and controversial Nation of Islam minister and civil rights leader. It details his philosophical evolution, religious conversion, and views on race relations in America, culminating in his assassination in 1965.

Key points:

1. Racism: The book explores mid-20th century American racism through Malcolm X's experiences, which shaped his advocacy for Black nationalism.

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