Malcolm addressed a Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited–ACT forum, bringing his analysis of Black power and self-determination to a youth audience. The event shows his continuing local organizing after months abroad. His international profile did not replace neighborhood work; the OAAU and allied organizers still depended on Harlem meetings and political education.
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What distinction did Malcolm make on the Les Crane show?
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He defended the right to protect Black communities against racist violence.
On Les Crane, Malcolm defended self-defense as distinct from initiating violence.
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His argument challenged the unequal condemnation of Black resistance.