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Feb 22, 2021

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University of Texas history professor Peniel Joseph talks about the activism and converging ideologies of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr., and the importance of their thinking on the fight for civil rights in America.
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Peniel Joseph, Professor of History, University of Texas

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