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Review: Netflix’s ‘Blood Brothers’ Distorts the Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali Feud
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21:23Now PlayingThe new Netflix documentary ‘Blood Brothers: Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali’ delves into the falling out between the two iconic leaders of the Black freedom movement. Jared Ball, co-editor of “A Lie of Reinvention” and host of “iMixWhatiLike” on Black Power Media, joined the Freedom Side to discuss how the documentary distorts the history and loses the plot.
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