Personal Narrative: My Brother Malcolm X

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My Brother Malcolm Little was in prison for larceny and breaking and entering. I already knew that Malcolm was eventually going to get caught, I actually prefer for him to get caught because one of these days Malcolm could get killed from hustling. I am the first of out of my eight siblings to enter the Nation of Islam. I have already recruited some of my other siblings to the Nation of Islam and I have also recruited my brother Malcolm who is still in prison. I have talked to Malcolm that in order to join the Nation of Islam, he had to give up his old destructive ways. I also told him to start reading a dictionary so that he would be able to speak in a proper way to the people of Islam. He realized that his education was important. As soon …show more content…

1 in Detroit. I know that I have to get prepared to get ready for Malcolm’s parole so next time I see Malcolm I am going to give him a book for him to read in order to make him into a better person and also so that it would be easier for him to get out. After Malcolm had gotten out we decided to get a job so we would be able to help each other. When we got paid Malcolm looked at the money and said, “ I could make a lot more in a much faster way”. I knew that he was talking about hustling since he was good at it. The only thing that I did not want was for Malcolm to go back to his old ways. Everyday Malcolm learned something new and was always keeping up on what would be happening. I watched Malcolm trying to spread and enlarge the Nation of Islam. Malcolm changed the temple's name to Nation of Islam and the temples would spread all over the country. Malcolm was starting to lead these temples and was recruiting a lot of people into the Nation of Islam. Malcolm is a very good public speaker, he would speak for black people and how we should not have to deal with discrimination and that we should also have equal rights. It was 1965 and Malcolm decided to leave the Nation of

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