The Autobiography of Malcolm X
About This Book
Published in 1965, The Autobiography of Malcolm X presents an intimate chronicle of transformation from school dropout and criminal to passionate human rights advocate. This narrative captures the evolution of a questioning intellect: someone who committed himself fully to securing identity and liberation for African-Americans through whatever strategies proved necessary.
Who Should Read This?
- Activists working for human rights
- Historians studying American social movements
- Anyone seeking to understand the civil rights era
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