I changed lives, names, and wardrobes. Some of y’all still arguing with my syllabus. by Elijah Muhammad

You changed my name, not my mind, and that’s where the trouble started.

The belt was loud, but the room got quiet when the lecture hit back.

You say that like I didn’t build the whole headline before you learned to read it.

I took the name and the spotlight because the belt looked better than the lecture.

Lesson: if the teacher keeps talking, eventually the student starts headlining the class.