Summary Of Malcolm X's Literacy Behind Bar

In this week's reading, Literacy Behind Bars by Malcolm X express the significance of reading and building vocabulary. The passage goes on to state that Malcolm X was not able to read and had only finished his educational path as early as eighth grade and oddly enough it wasn't until he was in Norfolk Prison Colony where he had began to teach himself to read. Malcolm was able to do this by copying the words from a dictionary on his paper, where he would then begin to recite them and think of their meanings until he was able to remember what he had practice. Sooner than later Malcolm X was reading, he fell so in loving with reading to where he was reading up to fifteen hours out of the day. By reading he was able to learn multiple different