Malcolm X
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Malcolm X, born Malcolm Little in 1925, experienced profound early challenges, influencing his understanding of systemic racism. After prison, he became a prominent leader of the Nation of Islam, advocating for Black empowerment. His later years focused on international human rights, socialism, and revolutionary change. He was assassinated in 1965, leaving a lasting legacy.
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By Any Means Necessary, published by Pathfinder Press, is a powerful collection of Malcolm X’s writings that highlight his critique of racism and imperialism. It captures his political evolution towards a broader, anti-imperialist perspective. This volume serves as an essential text for understanding Black radicalism and ongoing struggles for social justice worldwide.
Letters from Tomis 