Applying Malcolm X's Solution To Global Warming

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Whether or not global warming is occurring, it is crucial to realize the seriousness of such a situation and its causes. Malcolm X once wrote an essay about his time incarcerated (X). In that essay, he wrote about how a man can be trapped in his own language. Consequently unable to convey his thoughts or emotions wholly, he felt that his language prevented him from progressing. He felt latched, chained down. Eventually he educated himself, learned how to convey his thoughts and emotions. In doing so, he became free. He taught us that through education comes comprehension. With comprehension comes the potential to synthesize solutions to problems that may present itself. Therefor, with this mindset, it is essential to educate ourselves on the

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