In Malcolm X's autobiography, he makes some telling statements. In Chapter 7, "The Hustler," for example, he states, "Full-time hustlers never can relax to appraise what they are doing and where they are bound" (Haley 112). He explains that "the hustler's every waking hour is lived with...the...knowledge that if he ever relaxes, if he ever slows down, the other hungry, restless foxes, ferrets, wolves, and vultures out there with him won't hesitate to make him their pr
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