Malcolm



Curator's Notes:

Malcolm X/El Hajj Malik El Shabazz was a household name in my home, but it was not until combing through the archive that I got a better sense of how significant he was to Umi's development as a Black woman, as a Muslim, and as an activist. In her own narration, her conversion story starts with Malcolm and even her search for a life partner was shaped by his example. And of course, as displayed here, there are numerous books, tapes, and videos about him in her library. In this, Umi is far from singular. From individuals like Umi, artists like The Last Poets, and all of hip hop to movement organizations (too many to name), and independent media organizations like Sapelo Square; the impact of El-Hajj Malik El Shabazz/Malcolm X on the world is profound.

Malcolm Speaks
  • Malcolm Speaks
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  • 1960s/1970s
  • open
Congo Players Wanted
  • Congo Players Wanted
  • Columbus, OH
  • March 1970
  • open
Alhaji Abdul Malik Shabazz
  • Alhaji Abdul Malik Shabazz
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • December 1980
  • open
I Buried Malcolm
  • I Buried Malcolm
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • 1992
  • open
The Spirit of Malcolm X
  • The Spirit of Malcolm X
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  • 1992
  • open
The Malcolm X Quiz
  • The Malcolm X Quiz
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • 1998
  • open
African-American Leadership for the 21st Century
  • African-American Leadership for the 21st Century
  • New York, NY
  • 2004
  • open
Our Own Black Prince
  • Our Own Black Prince
  • Brooklyn, NY
  •  
  • open
Multimedia Malcolm
  • Multimedia Malcolm
  • New York
  • 1980s-2000s
  • open
Betty Shabazz
  • Betty Shabazz
  • New York
  •  
  • open
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