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Overview: In his autobiography, Malcolm X calls out what he sees as “hypocrisy” of Christianity, including its ties to slavery and its emphasis on turning the other cheek in the face of racism. That ...

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The school district recently investigated Ridgeway for alleged antisemitism and violations of its social media policy. She ...