Same old Same old

Okay. so i really like reading the autobiography of Malcolm X, but I feel like I keep reading a lot of the same stuff. This could be in part to him having one single purpose in his writing, which I find him to be repeating very much, but even so it does get boring sometimes. To be a little clearer I think I get more bored with his speeches than the autobiography itself. In the speeches specifically the one I just read, called The Chickens Come Home to Roost, 9 long pages which had a lot of the same text that I read in a previous speech, took so much time to build up to the last page, the main idea which was about President John Kennedy getting what he deserved in his assassination because of his infiltration with brainwashing the civil rights activists into believing integration would come ..someday. Anyways in the autobiography Malcolm X is reaching his peek of deviance, and I've found his younger years to be a more interesting read than his adult years. I'm still not so excited about filling out the log sheets because I keep going back and forth on the texts so i don't know what to record and what not to record???