... whites. Generally, individuals that frequent the club are perceived as the victims of racism. These individuals understand the reality of capitalism, and are ready to tolerate the life of the ghetto. As a result, the night club has turned out to be a place where the blacks experience comfort. Although a large number of the blacks frequent the night club, a few of them understand ... African-American political leader. Although Malcolm declared to have an open discussion with the whites in an endeavor to achieve equality among the American societies, the author's arrival in New York is ch...

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