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Malcolm X Explains Stand of 'Militant Militants'; Says Negroes Are 'Just as Human as All Others'

Title: Malcolm X Explains Stand of 'Militant Militants'; Says Negroes Are 'Just as Human as All Others' See all items with this value
Description: In this exclusive interview for Dartmouth’s student newspaper, Malcolm X explains the inspiration he derives from his Muslim faith, why he broke with the Black Muslim movement, why he believes American Civil Rights groups are “well intentioned, but misguided,” and his work with the Organization for Afro-American Unity. See all items with this value
Creator: Christopher Langley See all items with this value
Containing Publication: The Dartmouth
Date Created: 1965-01-28
Place of Publication: Hanover, NH
Rights: In Copyright
Rights Holder: The Dartmouth, Inc.
Citation Information: Langley, Christopher. The Dartmouth, “Malcolm X Explains Stand of 'Militant Militants'; Says Negroes Are 'Just as Human as All Others'.” Jan. 28, 1965. Hanover, NH: The Dartmouth, Inc., 1965. Reference LH1.D3 D2, Rauner Special Collections Library. See all items with this value

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