Item Overview

"Malcolm X: The Man and His Times," edited by the renowned historian and scholar John Henrik Clarke. This specific copy is by First Africa World Press, Inc. Edition (1990). This essential volume serves as a powerful monument to one of the most influential figures of the 20th century, making it a must-have resource for anyone collecting Black history, Civil Rights Movement literature, and political biographies.

What This Book Contains

• Primary Source Materials: Contains actual speeches, statements, and original manifestos written and delivered by Malcolm X himself.

• Diverse Perspectives: Features a curated collection of essays, critiques, and personal recollections written by an international group of African and African American activists, scholars, and peers.

• In-Depth Themes: Examines his transformation from El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz into an international revolutionary, religious leader, and martyr.

Product Specifications

• Editor: John Henrik Clarke

• Edition: First Africa World Press Edition, 1990 (Originally published by Collier Books in 1969)

• Publisher: Africa World Press, Inc. (Trenton, NJ)

• Format: Paperback / Softcover

Condition

• Pages: All pages are fully intact. Completely free of text underlining, highlighting, or handwritten margin notes. Some corner edges show minimal wear from handling.