who is paul revere and what did he do?
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 Published posthumously , The Autobiography of Malcolm X is an account of the life of Malcolm X , born Malcolm Little ( 1925 – 1965 ) , who became a human rights activist . Beginning with his mother 's pregnancy , the book describes Malcolm 's childhood in Michigan , the death of his father under questionable circumstances , and his mother 's deteriorating mental health that resulted in her commitment to a psychiatric hospital . Little 's young adulthood in Boston and New York City is covered , as well as his involvement in organized crime . This led to his arrest and subsequent eight- to ten @-@ year prison sentence , of which he served six @-@ and @-@ a @-@ half years ( 1946 – 1952 ) . The book addresses his ministry with Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam ( 1952 – 1963 ) and his emergence as the organization 's national spokesman . It documents his disillusionment with and departure from the Nation of Islam in March 1964 , his pilgrimage to Mecca , which catalyzed his conversion to orthodox Sunni Islam , and his travels in Africa . Malcolm X was assassinated in New York 's Audubon Ballroom in February 1965 , before they finished the book . His co @-@ author , journalist Alex Haley , summarizes the last days of Malcolm X 's life , and describes in detail their working agreement , including Haley 's personal views on his subject , in the Autobiography 's epilogue . 

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 HIStory : Past , Present and Future , Book I , its album tracks such as " D.S. " and corresponding music videos are heavily influenced by the 1993 child sexual abuse accusations made against Jackson , the reaction to the allegations and the effect they had on the singer . The album acts as Jackson 's response to the media and the public . In 1993 , Evan Chandler and his son Jordan Chandler accused Jackson of child sexual abuse . Jackson agreed to a strip search of his body at Neverland Ranch ; the strip search was ordered by Thomas W. Sneddon Jr . , the district attorney of Santa Barbara County , California . Sneddon was in charge of the investigation as a whole . The accuser gave a detailed description of what he alleges were Jackson 's genitals , also giving details on patches of vitiligo on the singer 's body , but eventually the description was proved wrong . In an emotional state , Jackson stood on a platform in the middle of the room , took off all his clothes and was examined for approximately twenty @-@ five minutes ; he was never physically touched . 

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 In 2014 , Zacharias republished his book The Lamb and The Fuhrer , an imaginary conversation between Adolf Hitler , Jesus Christ and Dietrich Bonhoffer , as a graphic novel . In 2016 , Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio appointed Zacharias to his anti @-@ abortion “ Dignity Of Life ” advisory panel . 

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 Famed writer Paul Sheldon ( Brian ) has just finished his latest and final installment in his series entitled Snuggly Jeff , a series of children 's books in which he kills off the titular character so he can focus on more serious work , despite objections from his agent , Marcia ( Lois ) . While driving through a snowstorm , Paul accidentally hits Stephen King with his car , causing Paul to swerve off the road and crash into a snowbank , while King gets the idea for another novel within seconds and manages to finish writing the plot in just a few seconds before hitting the ground completely unscathed . 

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 The Acts of the Apostles describes several appearances of Jesus in visions after his Ascension . Acts 7 : 55 describes a vision experienced by Stephen just before his death . On the road to Damascus , the Apostle Paul is converted to Christianity after seeing a blinding light and hearing a voice saying , " I am Jesus , whom you are persecuting " ( Acts 9 : 5 ) . In Acts 9 : 10 – 18 , Jesus instructs Ananias of Damascus to heal Paul . It is the last conversation with Jesus reported in the Bible until the Book of Revelation , in which a man named John receives a revelation from Jesus concerning the last days , when Jesus is predicted to return victoriously ( Revelation 19 : 11 – 21 ) . In the closing lines of the New Testament , Jesus promises that he is coming soon ( Revelation 22 : 12 @-@ 21 ) . 
