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1. Malcolm X
   ... Throughout the novel the most evident changes are when Malcolm X moves to Boston, goes to prison, and going on HajjAfter living in Michigan, Malcolm X moves in ...
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2. Malcolm X: The Man, The Martyr, The Messenger
   ... A few months after his arrival in Roxbury, a predominantly black section of Boston, Malcolm took a job as a shoeshine boy at the Roseland Ballroom in Bostonamp39s ...
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3. malcom x
   ... In Boston, Malcolm got a job at a local ballroom as a shoeshine boy. ... Malcolm X was a pimp But in 1942, Malcolm left Boston and head for the big apple. ...
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4. Autobiography of Malcolm X
   ... Laura is a black girl that Malcolm meets while he is in Boston. ... Malcolm quits school after the 8th grade and goes to leave with Ella in Boston. ...
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5. Malcolm X
   ... Malcom moved into juvenile home but fifteen in 1941 he moved him to Boston with his half sister Ella. In Boston he met a friend ...
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6. X 5
   ... While living with his half sister in Boston, Malcolm, became friends with a sharp, stylish, wellcontacted, peer, nicknamed Shorty because of his small stature ...
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7. Malcolm X: Achanged Man
   ... He began making visits to Harlem New York. Harlemamp39s nightlife was even more lively than Bostonamp39s and Malcolm was awed by it. Malcolm ...
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8. Autobiography of Malcolm X report
   ... When he first arrived in Boston, Ella gave Malcolm a chance to get a feel for the city and explore and advised him to stay away from the ghetto part, but ...
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9. Malcolm X 4
   ... Shorty I think was one of the few people that Malcolm trusted because and felt that was really his friend because when Malcolm returned to Boston, Shorty was ...
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10. Malcolm X
    ... Boston. Boston is where Malcolm soon entered the fringes of the underworld, and at the age of 17 he moved to Harlem in New York City. ...
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11. Malcolm X
    ... and orphanages. Malcolm ended up leaving school after the 8th grade to live in Boston with one of his relatives. Haley1 Years ...
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12. Malcolm X: Changes in Attitude
    ... Malcolm was furious that he got 10 years and wrote to the Mayor of Boston, the Governor of Massachusetts, and the President, telling them all what he thought ...
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13. MALCOLM X
    ... After the eighth grade, Malcolm moved to Boston, Massachusetts, where he worked at various jobs and eventually became involved in criminal activity. ...
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14. Malcolm X1
    ... up back in Boston. Where he started a burglary ring, which consisted of friend named Shorty, a pretty boy type of fellow named Rudy, a woman that Malcolm dealt ...
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15. The Autobiography of Malcolm X
    ... in Boston where he started to rob houses with his friend Shorty and white girlfriend, Sophia. After being caught with possession of stolen goods Malcolm and ...
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16. malcomx and martin luther king
    ... Malcolm moved to Boston after his eighth grade year in school. In Boston he became involved with criminal activity while working various jobs for cash. ...
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17. x vs adams
    ... whiskey, and hustled. In 1946 Malcolm was indicted in Boston for carrying firearms, larceny, and breaking and entering. On February 27 ...
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18. malcolm x
    ... As a result, he dropped out of after the eighth grade and moved to Boston, Massachusetts with Ella, Malcolmamp39s halfsister, where he worked several different ...
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19. Malcolm X Autobiography
    ... Eventually Malcolm moved with a family member to Boston, where he was exposed to big city life and manner of dress for the first time. ...
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20. Review of The Autobiography of Malcolm X
    ... education. Trying to find a way to survive Malcolm X moved in with his half sister Ella in Boston and became a shoeshine boy. Now ...
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21. The Black Muslims
    ... m went to live with his sister Ella in her Boston home. Malcolm soon found a job as a show shiner and later work as a clerk in a soda shop. ...
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22. NoneProvided
    ... After leaving school Malcolm eventually went to live with his sister Ella in Boston. His whole life was a battle against prejudices and segregation. ...
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23. The Black Muslims
    ... m went to live with his sister Ella in her Boston home. Malcolm soon found a job as a show shiner and later work as a clerk in a soda shop. ...
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24. MALCOLM X
    ... a result, he dropped out of after the eighth grade and moved to Boston, Massachusetts where he worked several different jobs. Soon, Malcolm became associated ...
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25. The Black Muslims
    ... m went to live with his sister Ella in her Boston home. Malcolm soon found a job as a show shiner and later work as a clerk in a soda shop. ...
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26. Malcolm X
    ... her. Malcolm was placed in a foster home and then in reform school. In 1941 he went to live with his halfsister in Boston. There ...
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27. malcolm x
    ... After Malcolmamp39s family broke up he lived with many different foster homes until living with his sister in Boston Schooling 2. As a kid it would be hard ...
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28. Shoemaker and the Revolution
    ... Hewes was brought back to Boston where he was the guest of honor on ... He stood his ground to British soldiers, supreme officials, and John Malcolm, a ampquotgentleman ...
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29. The amazing six sense
    ... But in order to better understand Coleamp39s case, Malcolm goes back to study the case of ... is the movie thatamp39s worth sticking with,ampquot writes Jay Carr in Boston Globe ...
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30. Malcom x
    ... Malcolm was placed in a foster home and then in reform school. In 1941 he went to live with his halfsister in Boston Epps 17. ...
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