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A Collection Of Writings On The Civil Rights Activist, By Noted Black Authors. Malcolm X / Gwendolyn Brooks -- For Black Poets Who Think Of Leadership / D.h. Melhem -- A Libationary Chant-prayer For Malcolm And His Sacred Autobiography / Louis C. Young, Jr. -- Malcolm ; For Unborn Malcolms / Sonia Sanchez -- Requiem For Malcolm X / C. Eric Lincoln -- X Is A Constant In Time / J.e.m. Jones -- In Honor Of Truth And The Prophet Malcolm X / Juan Villegas -- The Meaning Of El-hajj Malik El-shabazz In The 1980's / James Jennings -- Malcolm X, The Man And His Times / John Henrik Clarke -- For Malcolm, For Us / Kalamu Ya Salaam -- Death In The Family: A Memory Of Malcolm / Alfred Duckett -- Schooling Malcolm: Malcolm Little And Black Culture During The Golden Age Of Jazz / Douglas Henry Daniels -- The Death Of Malcolm X / Amiri Baraka -- Selected Bibliography Of Malcolm X. New Ed. Of A Literary Tribute Orginally Published In 1983 As Part Of The Journal Series Of Steppingstones: A Literary Anthology Toward Liberation. Graphics Have Been Modified. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 98-104).
- Author
- Ademola Olugebefola; Amiri Baraka
- Publisher
- New York, N.Y.: Steppingstones Press
- Published
- 1993
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780935821017
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Political Science, Sociology
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