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Malcolm X at 101: What El-Hajj Malik Left to the Streets | Outlaw Radeo Podcast

101 years ago, El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz was born in Omaha, Nebraska.

The world would know him as Malcolm X.

In this episode of Outlaw Radeo, B.I.G. Nel gets honest about what Malcolm’s story actually did to him — not as a scholar, not as a lecturer, but as a teenager on the streets who picked up The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Alex Haley and read it all the way through for the first time.

That book didn’t just tell a story. It gave a generation of young Black men a mirror, a map, and permission to think.

This episode covers:

• Why Malcolm X’s message transcended the streets, the mosque, and the country
• What the full arc of his life teaches that the fire quotes alone never will
• Why the Autobiography hits different when you come up the hard way
• What it means to claim Malcolm — not just quote him
• Community shout-outs: Malcolm X Festival Saturday, May 16 and Sunday, May 17th and Fyah In Deh Booth Saturday evening, May 16th starting at 7 p.m.

This one is personal. And it’s political. The way it should be.

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