x, malcolm

Describes the life of the Black Muslim leader, emphasizing his philosophies, goals, and legacy.

This book tells of the life of Malcolm X, from his tragic childhood to his break with the Nation of Islam to his pilgrimage to Mecca and his consideration of cooperating with the civil rights movement in an effort to speed up the movement toward black freedom.

A biography that covers the life and achievements of activist Malcolm X, examining the cultural and racial contexts of the civil rights movement during the 1950s and 1960s and covering Malcolm's upbringing, involvement with the Nation of Islam, and eventual assassination at the age of thirty-nine.

A biography of the noted Black Muslim leader, looking back on his life from the day of his assassination in 1965.

Relates the life story of Malcolm X, including his childhood and his leadership as a Black Muslim and as a civil rights activist.

Examines the FBI's ongoing surveillance of Malcolm X and the events subsequent to his death twelve years later.

Six never-before-published speeches and interviews by Malcolm X that shed light on his political evolution and reaffirms his place among the revolutionary leaders of the 20th century.