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Malcolm X was a prominent African American civil rights leader known for his advocacy for black empowerment and his critique of racial injustice. As a spokesperson for the Nation of Islam, he emphasized black self-reliance and the need for a separate black community. After leaving the Nation of Islam, his views evolved, advocating for racial unity and human rights. Malcolm X's powerful oratory and radical approach challenged the status quo and inspired many to fight for equality and justice, leaving a lasting impact on the civil rights movement and African American identity.
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