Rummel, Jack

Mendocino. 1992. November 1992. Audio Scholar. Audio cassettes. Very Good in Plastic Case. Still Wrapped in Plastic. 1879557045. Black Americans of Achievement. Senior Consulting Editor: Nathan Irvin Huggins, Director, W.E.B. Du Bois Institute For Afro-American Research, Harvard University. Two Cassettes - Approximately 2 Hours - Read By Steven Anthony Jones �. audio cassette. . keywords: African American Politics History Malcolm X. FROM THE PUBLISHER - A dynamic clergyman and radical visionary, Malcolm X electrified Blacks throughout America by insisting that they battle racial oppression with militant action. He argued against the nonviolent tactics and integrationist policies favored by most civil rights leaders. He proposed instead a revolutionary program that called for a separate society for Blacks. In 1965, in the midst of his efforts to build an international Black political movement, Malcolm X was assassinated. Yet his call for Black self-determination remains powerfully alive. A bold leader in the struggle for racial justice, he remains one of the most controversial figures of the 20th century. Here is a series with intelligent writing. Enjoyable and informative reading for the entire family.' - Ebony. Reading the stories of these courageous men and women teaches us about our Black heritage and about America itself.' - From the series' introduction by Coretta Scott King. inventory #21958 ISBN: 1879557045.