Malcolm X • Speaks to the People in Harlem (excerpts)
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Honorable Elijah Mohammed and crew. I have different words for him; none of them honorable. Greed does ugly things, huh?
It’s O.K., though, because Malcolm ultimately transcended the Nation of Islam.
Peace, brothers and sisters.
Comment by Darby — 2/22/2005 @ 19:52 Tue