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Malcolm X and Eric Abrahams, Oxford Union

Dec. 12, 1964 - Malcolm X head of the Black muslims of America speaks at the Oxford union: Last night Malcolm X the leader of the Black Muslims of America went to Oxford to speak to the Oxford Union, about a separate Negro state in which black people could live undisturbed. And many Americans believe he would use violence to get it. His motion at the meeting was Extremism in the defence of liberty is no vice'. Photo shows Malcolm X left with Eric Abrahams, the Union's Jamaican past president seen in Oxford yesterday

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