A Soldier in Boot Camp: A Response to the Sights & Sounds of Malcolm X

Emily Kabir

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Emily Kabir
SUNY-StonyBrook
United States

Graduated from Syracuse University with a B.S. in Biology and is currently working toward her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Stony Brook University.

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A Soldier in Boot Camp: A Response to the Sights & Sounds of Malcolm X

Emily Kabir

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I am no longer interpreting sounds
I am listening
I am no longer skimming letters on a page
I am reading
My vocal chords are no longer just vibrating

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ProudFlesh: New Afrikan Journal of Culture, Politics and Consciousness. ISSN: 1543-0855 (online).
Editor: Dr. Darlene V. Russell.

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A Soldier in Boot Camp: A Response to the Sights & Sounds of Malcolm X

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