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Collaboration with other civil rights leaders and organizations from "summary" of The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Malcolm X
Malcolm X was a firm believer in the power of collaboration with other civil rights leaders and organizations. He understood that the fight for equality and justice could not be won alone, but required a collective effort from all those who shared the same goal. In his autobiography, he recounts numerous instances where he worked alongside individuals and groups who were fighting for the same cause. One key example of this collaboration was his partnership with the Nation of Islam. Despite their differences in approach and ideology, Malcolm X recognized the importance of working together towards a common goal. He used his platform within the Nation of Islam to bring attention to issues of racial injustic...
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