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| Also, if you'd like to, please help improve the slave name article. Malik Shabazz 22:54, 22 January 2007 (UTC) Unquote. | Also, if you'd like to, please help improve the slave name article. Malik Shabazz 22:54, 22 January 2007 (UTC) Unquote. | ||
| Malik...duely noted. I am not entirely sure whether Earl himself was enslaved or his ancestors and unfortunately I cannot site where that information came from. I believe I heard it in a documentary clip with Malcolm himself, but cannot be certain. I will research and update accordingly upon |
Malik...duely noted. I am not entirely sure whether Earl himself was enslaved or his ancestors and unfortunately I cannot site where that information came from. I believe I heard it in a documentary clip with Malcolm himself, but cannot be certain. I will research and update accordingly upon my findings. Thank you for questioning. --] 20:23, 26 January 2007 (UTC) | ||
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Velvet Underground timeline
Hello Malik Shabazz, I just saw your argument to delete the Velvet Underground timeline. I have different views, and I would like to invite you to react on them. Thanks, Curt Woyte 09:20, 8 January 2007 (UTC)
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would I know you from no-more-songs? Tvoz | talk 00:53, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
- Almost certainly. I'm a member of n-m-s. Malik Shabazz 01:21, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
- Figured as much. I haven't been reading it regularly of late - sometimes the discussions get so tedious that I can't take it. The best for me are the sightings usually. But I still get it, and sometimes do a marathon read - you may have seen me post there from time to time. I put a fair amount of work into the Ochs wiki page a few months ago and since then have been mostly watching for vandals there while getting beat up (but still standing) on some other pages (see Talk: Kent State shootings for example, if you're interested and feel free to jump in...) and working on a bunch of other stuff like Obama, and a variety of Beatles pages with the most enjoyable group of editors I've encountered on Misplaced Pages, and lots of other stuff. Anyway, Ochs is much more comprehensive now than it was, and I'm pretty pleased with it - but it can always use more. Add to it! 06:02, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
- Ok, just realized who you are. Yup, I certainly have seen you on n-m-s, a lot. Cheers. 06:18, 15 January 2007 (UTC)
- Figured as much. I haven't been reading it regularly of late - sometimes the discussions get so tedious that I can't take it. The best for me are the sightings usually. But I still get it, and sometimes do a marathon read - you may have seen me post there from time to time. I put a fair amount of work into the Ochs wiki page a few months ago and since then have been mostly watching for vandals there while getting beat up (but still standing) on some other pages (see Talk: Kent State shootings for example, if you're interested and feel free to jump in...) and working on a bunch of other stuff like Obama, and a variety of Beatles pages with the most enjoyable group of editors I've encountered on Misplaced Pages, and lots of other stuff. Anyway, Ochs is much more comprehensive now than it was, and I'm pretty pleased with it - but it can always use more. Add to it! 06:02, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
Actuary
Hello, Malik! 
-- Avi 01:16, 14 January 2007 (UTC)
Noah Fleiss
I know it'll be difficult, but we still need a source. Maybe eventually he'll do an interview? Maybe there is something out there. I do understand it will be hard to find. -FateSmiled&DestinyLaughed 22:38, 14 January 2007 (UTC)
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Your edit to Malcolm X
Quote: Hi. I noticed that you added the following sentence to the article about Malcolm X:
The surname of 'Little' was actually given to Earl by his slave masters while he was younger, therefore his true given surname is actually unknown.
I have two questions. First, had Earl Little been enslaved? (I don't think the Autobiography says so, but maybe some other source does.) If not, he inherited the name "Little" from an enslaved ancestor, and you might want to tighten up the sentence to say that. Second, I've done some editing of the slave name article, and I want to edit the Malcolm X article but I haven't had the time. If Earl Little wasn't enslaved himself, you might want to refer to "Little" as his (or Malcolm X's) "slave name" and link to that article.
Also, if you'd like to, please help improve the slave name article. Malik Shabazz 22:54, 22 January 2007 (UTC) Unquote.
Malik...duely noted. I am not entirely sure whether Earl himself was enslaved or his ancestors and unfortunately I cannot site where that information came from. I believe I heard it in a documentary clip with Malcolm himself, but cannot be certain. I will research and update accordingly upon my findings. Thank you for questioning. --Usually Right 20:23, 26 January 2007 (UTC)
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