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BLAKE YATES
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Updated Mar 19, 2021
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Chapters
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Chapter 1
00:09
Chapter 2
00:17
Chapter 3
00:31
Chapter 4
00:32
Chapter 5
01:54
Chapter 6
01:55
Chapter 7
02:25
Chapter 8
02:28
Chapter 9
02:30
Chapter 10
02:31
Chapter 11
02:33
Chapter 12
03:30
Chapter 13
03:32
Chapter 14
04:13
Chapter 15
04:29
Chapter 16
04:31
Chapter 17
05:10
Chapter 18
05:12
Chapter 19
05:14
Chapter 20
05:32
Chapter 21
05:33
Chapter 22
Audio Transcript
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Hi I am blankets and I chose Malcolm X for
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my Black History Month Project.
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Malcolm X.
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Malcolm Little 1925 to 1965.
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Malcolm X Time Malcolm X was born in 1925 in
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1931. His dad got hit by a Streetcar Ran Over
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by a steak Are up Uh, In 1939.
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Malcolm gets caught for breaking and entering.
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Malcolm was sentenced to four months in 1944.
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Yeah, in 1945 Malcolm goes on a stealing spree with
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his friends.
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Malcolm is sentenced to eight years in prison in 1952.
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Malcolm is released from prison.
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You are in 1952.
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Also, Elijah Muhammad gives Malcolm his name.
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Mhm. In 1953 Malcolm becomes a minister of not one,
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not two, but three Islam temples.
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Uh, in 1958 Malcolm gets married and has a kid
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named at Tele.
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Malcolm X begins to work on his autobiography in 1963.
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In 1964 Malcolm is assassinated while speaking at a rally.
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Malcolm X quote.
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The future belongs to those you prepare for it.
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Another quote.
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If you're not ready to die for it, put the
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word freedom out of your vocabulary.
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Uh, and then the last but not least, quote Nobody
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can give you freedom.
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Nobody can give you equality or justice or anything.
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If you're a man, you take it.
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This race talk.
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I agree.
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That's the Uhh Nice whistling.
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Oh, Malcolm.
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A legend was born on May 19th.
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You didn't care what other people thought.
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You shouldn't have been killed the way you are, Malcolm.
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You may have been sentenced to eight years in prison,
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but you got released.
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Became an minister.
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Malcolm. I bet your wife and Children were really proud
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of you and Malcolm.
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You may not have stopped flavoring or segregation, but you
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had a big role in black history.
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You were the leader in the civil rights movement.
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You are a lot in common with Martin Luther King
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Jr. Malcolm.
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You are best known for your time spent as a
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vocal spokesmen for the Nation of Islam.
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Yeah. Oh, Malcolm, you died so young.
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If you were still here, you could have ended racism
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in all.
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Oh, Markham, you right?
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Became a minister in the egg.
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Yeah, about Naka Max.
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In 1946 Malcolm X was arrested while picking up a
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stolen watch he had left at a shop for repairs.
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In February of 1946 Malcolm was sentenced to eight years
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behind bars.
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Malcolm X was released from jail in 1952.
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Yeah, Malcolm X was an African American leader in the
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civil rights movement.
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Minister and supporter of black Black uh, nationalism.
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Yeah, Uh huh.
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School life.
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Malcolm X attended West Junior High High School in Lansing,
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then moved to Mason High School in Mason, Michigan, but
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dropped out before he graduated.
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Malcolm's Early life.
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Malcolm Extra Malcolm Little was born on May 19th, 1925
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in Omaha, Nebraska.
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That's wonderful.
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When Malcolm was little, his house was burnt down by
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white supremacists.
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The Littles leave Omaha and moved to Milwaukee.
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They left, um, on moved to Milwaukee.
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The Littles move again to Lansing, Michigan, When Malcolm was
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only six.
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His dad was killed in a streetcar accent.
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Malcolm later says it was the KKK that killed his
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father. Yeah, huh.
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I choose this as my symbolic image because it's just
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Malcolm giving a speech, and Malcolm gives lots.
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Malcolm gave lots of speeches, property okay, and that is
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mouth about Malcolm X and my Malcolm X Black History
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Month project.
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I hope you enjoyed.
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Thanks
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