1925-1965

Examines the life and death of Malcolm X and explores his impact on civil rights in the United States.

Rev. Jonah Dove returns home to World War II-era Harlem, troubled by his history of passing as a white man in college, and finds his life colliding with that of Malcolm Little, a teenage hustler from Michigan who is destined to rename himself Malcolm X.

Ella Little Collins and her son, Rodnell Collins, chronicle the life of their brother and uncle, Malcolm X, and discuss their relationship, Malcom's mother's nervous breakdown, Malcolm's time in prison, and other related topics.

"In graphic novel format, explores the life and death of Malcolm X"--Provided by publisher.

Analyzes the role the intelligence community played in instigating the death of the Nation of Islam's leader, Malcolm X.

Presents the life, philosophy, assassination, and legacy of the African American leader who advocated black nationalism.

Traces the life of the Black Muslim leader who worked to foster self-respect among African-Americans.

Spike Lee's own account of his exploration into the life and death of Malcolm X and his struggle to make the film.

Examines the life of Malcolm X in the light of his early religious training, his conversion to the Nation of Islam, and his conversion to traditional Islam.

The story of Malcolm X from inside the Muslim mosque as told by his assistant minister, Benjamin Karim.--Cover.