On the Les Crane television program, Malcolm defended the right of Black people to protect themselves against racist violence. He distinguished self-defense from initiating violence and challenged a public debate that often condemned Black resistance while treating state and vigilante violence as normal. The appearance shows how he used broadcast media to press that distinction before a national audience.
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