The Autobiography of Malcolm X: As Told to Alex Haley

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ATTALLAH SHABAZZ: FOREWORD M. S. HANDLER: INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE: NIGHTMARE CHAPTER TWO: MASCOT CHAPTER THREE: "HOMEBOY" CHAPT ...

of the loss of both our parents, or even kiss away the ache of their absence. What it certainly does is add to the blessings of ...

subcommittee, who commented, "There is no more appropriate honor than this stamp because Malcolm X sent all of us a message thro ...

the initial printing of 100 million stamps will be some inspiration to those who collect them or pass them on as gifts to repres ...

That Hate Produced.' It was a report about a group and a man just beginning to get some attention in the white world. The group ...

"We would invite them to come because we needed lawyers, we needed doctors, we needed persons of ability, but they were frighten ...

continued, "Among the items sold was the original manuscript of The Autobiography of Malcolm X, with actual handwritten notes by ...

Marvin's tenacity was astonishing, to the dismay of many. His dedication and faithfulness were due to his own personal loyalty t ...

On the other hand, if the intentions of the merchant were not honorable, you'd better believe that she'd be heading in their dir ...

At that moment, Brother Robinson spoke for all of us, and I will forever carry in my heart the sincerities of that ceremony. In ...

choice under an inner compulsion. A wistful smile illuminated his countenance from time to time-a smile that said many things. I ...

develop his own culture, and lay the foundations for a self-respecting productive community. He was vague about where the Negro ...

In his television appearances and at public meetings Malcolm articulated the woes and the aspirations of the depressed Negro mas ...

New York, June 1965 CHAPTER ONE NIGHTMARE When my mother was pregnant with me, she told me later, a party of hooded Ku Klux Klan ...

Negro's. Of this white father of hers, I know nothing except her shame about it. I remember hearing her say she was glad that sh ...

educated woman, I suppose, can't resist the temptation to correct an uneducated man. Every now and then, when she put those smoo ...

death!" One of the reasons I've always felt that my father favored me was that to the best of my remembrance, it was only me tha ...

she favored the ones who were darker. Wilfred, I know, was particularly her angel. I remember that she would tell me to get out ...

how angry he had been when he left, he waved at her. But he kept on going. She told me later, my mother did, that she had a visi ...