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Malcolm X : a life of reinvention
Draws on new research to trace the life of Malcolm X from his troubled youth through his involvement in the Nation of Islam, his activism in the world of Black Nationalism, and his assassination
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| Format : | Book |
| Language : | anglais |
| Title statement : | Malcolm X : a life of reinvention / Manning Marable |
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New York :
Viking
, 2011 |
| Physical Description : | 1 vol. (594 p.-[16] p. de pl.) |
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- P. 1
- Prologue : Life beyond the legend
- P. 15
- 1, "Up, you mighty race" : 1925-1941
- P. 39
- 2, The legend of Detroit Red : 1941-January 1946
- P. 70
- 3, Becoming "X" : January 1946-August 1952
- P. 100
- 4, "They don't come like the minister" : August 1952-May 1957
- P. 130
- 5, "Brother, a minister has to be married" : May 1957-March 1959
- P. 155
- 6, "The hate that hate produced" : March 1959-January 1961
- P. 180
- 7, "As sure as God made green apples" : January 1961-May 1962
- P. 211
- 8, From prayer to protest : May 1962-March 1963
- P. 235
- 9, "He was developing too fast" : April-November 1963
- P. 269
- 10, "The chickens coming home to roost" : December 1, 1963-March 12, 1964
- P. 297
- 11, An epiphany in the Hajj : March 12-May 21, 1964
- P. 321
- 12, "Do something about Malcolm X" : May 21-July 11, 1964
- P. 360
- 13, "In the struggle for dignity" : July 11-November 24, 1964
- P. 388
- 14, "Such a man is worthy of death" : November 24, 1964-February 14, 1965
- P. 418
- Death comes on time : February 14-February 21, 1965
- P. 450
- 16, Life after death
- P. 479
- Epilogue : Reflections on a revolutionary vision
- P. 489
- Acknowledgments and research notes
- P. 495
- Notes
- P. 559
- A glossary of terms
- P. 563
- Bibliography
- P. 577
- Index