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         <title>Malcolm X </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Malcolm X was born in Omaha Nebraska. As he was growing up the family would have to move two times due to his father,who was a black rights activist and minster at a church.After he lost his father and mother he would soon take up a life of crime. Doing so would land him in prison but in that prison he met his brother who would influence him to join a group of Islams who combined the standard Islam elements with some black nationalism,and thus is how he would take off and begin his protests on his newspaper "Muhammad Speaks"and in these newspapers were on how whites were evil beings and blacks were superior.</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Jackie Robinson </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The story of Jackie Robinson begins in Cairo, Georgia where he was an amazing athlete excelling in almost every sport. Sadly though he would have to quit school to help take care of the family.After he helped the family get back on their feet Robinson would soon discover his love for baseball which would lead him to playing in the segregated Leagues. One thing for sure is he was excellent, so much so that some teams were willing to go above the segregation boundaries and put him into the team to play. The team that picked him was the Dodgers.Despite the jeering of the other teams and fans Robinson would soon make it into the top leagues and with this he would retire from baseball. He would become a civil rights activist in which he would participate in Martin Luther King r marches and support him all the way through.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-02-17 00:00:24 UTC</pubDate>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>i always knew that the African race would protest and do sit in to protest laws such as the Jim-crow laws or anything that did not allow them to do something because of there race. but others were not so peaceful people such as Malcolm X inspired black people and told them to defend themselves from the oppressive white man if necessary but at the same time also fighting words with words by publishing his own newspaper and going around saying speeches how the black man was superior to the white man.on the other hand though i though once Jackie Robinson retired he retired but he came back to help his fellow African Americans in there goal to receive equality from the white people while at the same time also joining Martin Luther King Jr on his crusade while also participating with him everywhere he went.the affinity that i feel for this Gale is similar to Jackie Robinson because of having to play on a team with white man who and crowds would jeer them sometimes or intentionally hurt them or even not play on the field all because of his skin but at the same time like gale has Brain so to did Robinson have his team manager who also was white. another connection to Brain song i made is the fact that they is that Brain Treats gale like a friend and not how a standard white person would reminds me of an attitude the underground railroad had where they would help slaves as they traveled along there routes on there way north providing them shelter but not protection while on the move since some were Quakers and did not like violence.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-02-21 02:16:06 UTC</pubDate>
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