Malcolm X

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Attachments

1930-Today Nation of Islam (NOI)
American activists for Palestinian solidarity
American anti-capitalists
American anti-Zionists
American dissidents
American human rights activists
American religious leaders convicted of crimes
American socialists
Anti-contact tracing
Assassinated American people
Assassinated religious leaders
Assassinated revolutionaries
Black leaders
Civil rights activists
COINTELPRO targets
Deaths by firearm in Manhattan
Deaths onstage
DETCOM Program AKA a "priority" list of individuals to be arrested
Earl Little
Earl Little, (the father of Malcolm X) murdered by a street car which Malcolm's family believed was the KKK's.
Elijah Muhammad
Ford Hall Forum
Former Nation of Islam members
Historical figures with ambiguous or disputed sexuality
Malcolm X family
Murdered African-American people
People murdered in New York City
Wallace Fard Muhammad

1950-1965 FBI Investigation into Malcolm X
1964 Elijah Muhammad stripped Malcolm of his offices. Muhammad promoted James 3X as the new minister of Mosque No. 7.
1964 Secret Recording: The FBI Tries to Bribe Malcolm X (Feb 4, 1964)
1964 The Ballot or the Bullet (speech)
1965 Malcolm X Assassination
1965 Who Speaks for the Negro? (book)
Abdullah H. Abdur-Razzaq (James 67X or James Shabazz)
As Ernest 2X McGhee, Khallis held the position of Secretary under Malcolm X at Temple No. 7 he was replaced by John X Ali in 1958.
FBI taped interview of Malcolm X where they ask him for the names and phone numbers of the Nation of Islam. Malcolm X refused to provide that information
Hamaas Abdul Khaalis AKA Ernest Timothy McGhee
Informants(for GIP) monitored "Key Black Extremists" such as Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, Elijah Muhammad, Stokely Carmichael, H. Rap Brown, Floyd McKissick, Huey Newton, and more.
Malcolm X said at a speech at Harvard, "Do you know what they call a black man at Harvard with a PHD? They call him nigger."
Malcolx X - The difference between the House Negro and the Field Negro
Memorials to Malcolm X
One of the issues that caused Malcolm X to publicly criticize Elijah Muhammad was Muhammad's and the Nation of Islam's links to H. L. Hunt.
The Malcolm X Project at Columbia University

1964 FBI Recorded Elijah Muhammad said it is time to "close his eyes" referring to Malcolm X
Abdulrahman Mohamed Babu
Alex Quaison-Sackey
Che Guevara
Frank Karefa-Smart
Hakim Jamal
Pio Gama Pinto