MALCOLM X: Speech to Civil Rights Workers from Mississippi (Jan. 1, 1965)
I was approached, I think we were at the United Nations, and I met Mrs. Walker, about two or three weeks ago, and she said that a group of students were coming…
Malcolm X
Dive into the powerful legacy of Malcolm X, an African American revolutionary, Muslim minister, and human rights activist who became a leading figure in the Civil Rights Movement. His bold vision and unflinching advocacy for justice left an indelible mark on history, until his assassination in 1965.
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MALCOLM X: Prospects for Freedom in 1965 (January 7, 1965)
Mr. Chairman, who’s one of my brothers, ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters: It is an honor to me to come back to the Militant Labor Forum again this evening. It’s my…
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MALCOLM X: Pierre Berton interviews Malcolm X (January 19, 1965)
Pierre Berton begins by asking Malcolm about the rift between him and Elijah Muhammad. Malcolm X: Well, he represented himself to us as a prophet who had been visited by God, who…
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MALCOLM X: On Afro-American History (January 24, 1965)
Brothers and Sisters, first I want to, as Brother James has pointed out, thank you, as we do each week, or have been doing each week. It seems that during the month…
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MALCOLM X: Stan Bernard Interviews Malcolm X (February 18, 1965)
Stan Bernard: And what is the Black Muslim movement? Is it a bona fide religion or just a terror organization? Tonight on “Stan Bernard: Contact” we’re going to have a look at…
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MALCOLM X: Not Just an American Problem, But a World Problem (Feb. 16, 1965)
First, brothers and sisters, I want to start by thanking you for taking the time to come out this evening and especially for the invitation for me to come up to Rochester…
