This memoir was intended for those lacking inspiration, specifically the black youth who can relate to Malcolm X and his struggles. Your response should include elements such as follow up questions, further exploration of topics from the initial post, or requests for further clarification or explanation on some points made by the classmates.Comment 1In the memoir, 'Learning to Read' from The Autobiography of Malcolm X, the author El-Hajj Malik El- Shabazz, better known as Malcolm X, describes the way he used his time in prison as an experience of enlightenment by learning how to read, and becoming an astonishing writer. This is not a summary make sure that you offer an interpretation of the memoir and that you “read between the lines' in order to address each aspect of analysis:AudiencePurposeContentMood StyleStructureIn addition to your main response, you must also post substantive responses to at least two of your classmates' posts in this thread.

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