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Originally Posted by sjh
He spoke of his search for a path.
I think it was during the time period I asked.
He said he examined many options.
He used the archaic term Caucasian.
So I asked if his choice of Islam was influenced by the 'bad press' Christianity was getting at that time in the Black community.
1 --> 2 --> 3 --> 4 --> 5
A sequence of steps.
Nothing nefarious.
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I grew up in Dearborn, Michigan-which at that time was ran/operated by one of the most viscious out-rite rascist in political history.
Name of 'Orville Hubbard'.
It is interesting the Elijah Muhammed started 'The Nation of Islam' in Detroit, in 1929, of which Malcom X was a famous graduate.
No, I am not a Black American.