[Gambling Metaphor Prompt] On pages 16 and 17 Malcolm X says of the white man, "He's a
professional gambler; he has all the cards and the
odds stacked on his side, and he has always dealt
to our people from the bottom of the deck." What
do you think he means by this? How specifically
do we see this sort of idea play out in the text? Is
this sort of idea true today? If so, how so? If not,
why not?