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Malcolm X's Prediction on the Victims of Racism

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  • Malcolm X predicted that the victims of racism would include not only whites, but also prominent African American figures like Randoph, King Roy Wilkins, and others.
  • He referred to these African American figures as 'Uncle Toms' who, in his view, had been deceived into feeling loyalty towards the United States.
  • This prediction reflects Malcolm X's belief that racism affects not only the oppressed but also those who have internalized the dominant ideology.

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「彼はまた犠牲者には白人だけでなく、ランドルフ、キング、ロイ・ウィルキンズ そしてその他の白人に迎合する”アンクル・トムズ”たち、すなわち彼が言うには、騙されてアメリカに忠誠を感じている人たち、も含まれると予測した。」 King はキング牧師、RandolphはA.Philip Randolph, それにRoy Wilkins でそれぞれ黒人の公民運動家ですが、Kingの後にカンマが入っていませんでしたか? Uncle Toms は白人に迎合する黒人たち。be fooled into ~ は騙されて~する。

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失礼しました。 Kingの後のカンマ抜けていました。 ご指摘ありがとうございます。 そして訳していただき、ありがとうございます。 大変参考になりました。

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