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"First of all, they wanted to know why the American Negro wanted
to come to Vietnam; why did he allow himself to be sent to Vietnam? ... They even went so
far as to remind me that black leaders - like Malcolm X - were being assassinated back home.
They told me that Negroes were getting machine-gunned in the streets of America and that
Newark and all those places had blown up."
— S/Sgt. James E. Jackson Jr., 1968
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Source: Jackson, James E. Jr. (August 1968). "18 Months As a Prisoner of the Viet Cong." Ebony, 23(10), p. 114-119.
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