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In this two volume work and project Shahidi Malcolm X is memorialized here as our martyred hero who fought for and gave his life for Nu African liberation and our God-given freedom. Both Steve Biko and Malcolm X (as others we will mention including Frederick Douglass) engaged in a war of words in their fight for black freedom and liberation as a way to raise the levels of black consciousness in the minds of black people needed in order to move us closer to nationhood. So despite the dangers posed by this deadly PC culture of disrespect the least we can do here is continue a similar articulation using a war of words by writing what we like. We do so not only in memorial of the martyred life and legacy left to us by Shahidi Malcolm X but in memorial of Our Ancestors Who Have Names and the many nameless black martyr's who were systematically lynched, brutalized, gang raped, mutilated, spit upon, denied due process, and other outrages by our white oppressors, who even today subject their posterity the Nu African People to further outrages and violations of human rights by murdering us under the color of law and racial murders under the pretext of standing their ground. The Nu African People are still and even today subject to genocidal attacks by white people in this country (from its white police officials to its ordinary white citizens carrying around hatred in their black hearts) and for this reason and others in this project we memorialize Shahidi Malcolm X and Our Ancestors Who Have Names so that we will never forget that they suffered and were ill treated then as we do today because we are black because in the mind of white people we pose some kind of ontological threat to who they are and their way of life. With this knowledge we should never forget that to this very day there are white people here in the United States Empire & Emperium (U.S.E. & I) that believe the answer to the Nu African Question is the Indian Solution.