Visions for Black MenHow do we restore African manhood to those whom our society has not viewed as the chosen people? Discover the startling prediction of the mystical tradition of ancient Africa. |
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Page 32
... Malcolm was this , the Brother Malcolm was that . " Nobody had anything to do with him then . When Elijah Muhammad was dead , he finally got on the cover of Jet maga- zine . He lived in Chicago down the street from Johnson Publi ...
... Malcolm was this , the Brother Malcolm was that . " Nobody had anything to do with him then . When Elijah Muhammad was dead , he finally got on the cover of Jet maga- zine . He lived in Chicago down the street from Johnson Publi ...
Page 69
... Malcolm X ( Al - Hajj Malik Shabbazz ) always gave credit to his teacher , the Honorable Elijah Muhammad , for teaching him the knowledge that made him a " Black Man . " ( We need to analyze the mentality that lets us give so much ...
... Malcolm X ( Al - Hajj Malik Shabbazz ) always gave credit to his teacher , the Honorable Elijah Muhammad , for teaching him the knowledge that made him a " Black Man . " ( We need to analyze the mentality that lets us give so much ...
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... Malcolm X - did , as King did , as Booker T. did - you can begin to use those kinds of concepts to develop a concept that will start to free you . What do all off the African - American men we have discussed have in common ? First ...
... Malcolm X - did , as King did , as Booker T. did - you can begin to use those kinds of concepts to develop a concept that will start to free you . What do all off the African - American men we have discussed have in common ? First ...
Contents
From Maleness to Manhood | 1 |
Transcending Images of Black Manhood | 19 |
Exodus into Manhood | 43 |
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