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Malcolm X and British-Muslims: A Personal Reflection
Just as the Civil Rights and Black consciousness movements have inspired human rights activists around the world, Malcolm X has been a motivating figure for such people (Marqusee 1999). Malcolm X’s appeal and recognition have transcended the boundaries of “race” and national borders.
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