After months of travel across Africa and the Middle East, Malcolm left Conakry, Guinea, as he began the return leg of his journey. His travels involved meetings with heads of state, students, Muslim scholars and organizers. The route broadened his political analysis and helped him frame Black Americans as part of a global African diaspora rather than an isolated domestic minority.
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