The influence he had received during his past years from Elijah Muhammad, and his learning of the history of the White man had so much affect on him. Although he had professed to witness to have understood the real teachings of Islam, his ideas and opinions of the Whites did not change. His preaching still focused on the Black man's plight, as he had done when he served as the Minister of the Nation of Islam. Malcolm says, " I didn't miss a single opportunity to tell the truth about the crimes, t

His 'Blood Brothers' only consisted of Negroes. If we all are, as he says, the descendents of God's creation, why can't Whites as well be a part of his 'Blood Brother'? Malcolm actually says that there is only a minority of 'brotherly" white people. "Yes, I have been convinced that some American whites do want to help cure the rampant racism which is now the path to destroy this country! (Pg. 365)" He has no sympathy for other Whites than the White Muslims, and doesn't even try to compromise with them. As much as he defended the rights of the Blacks, and preached of the Whites' historical crimes, he denied the Whites and couldn't get out of his racial prejudice. How could he actually say that there was only a minority of "brotherly" white people, when he, himself, didn't even bother to socialize or integrate with the Whites in America, to get to know each

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