No matter how much respect, no matter how much recognition whites show towards me…as long as that same respect and recog — Malcolm X
No matter how much respect, no matter how much recognition whites show towards me…as long as that same respect and recog — Malcolm X
No matter how much respect, no matter how much recognition whites show towards me…as long as that same respect and recog — Malcolm X
No matter how much respect, no matter how much recognition whites show towards me…as long as that same respect and recog — Malcolm X
No matter how much respect, no matter how much recognition whites show towards me…as long as that same respect and recog — Malcolm X
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No matter how much respect, no matter how much recognition whites show towards me…as long as that same respect and recognition isn’t shown towards everyone of our people in this country–it doesn’t exist for me.

— Malcolm X
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