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Malcolm X and Redd Foxx as Harlem hustlers in the 1940s, and reunited in the early 1960s. The two, known as Detroit Red and Chicago Red, were running buddies as young men. :
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Malcolm X had deep roots in the City of Detroit
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Detroit Griot on Twitter: "Malcolm X grew up in Lansing, Michigan. But because people in Harlem didn't know where that was, he said he was from Detroit. The nickname “Detroit Red” was
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Detroit Red' explores Malcolm X's formative years - The Bay State Banner
Twitter 上的 Detroit Griot："The moniker “Detroit Red” was derived from Malcolm X's fiery-red hair, light-skinned complexion, and time spent in the Detroit area, living in Lansing, Mason, and Flint. Detroit Red was
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Malcolm X - Wikipedia
