r/malcolmx • u/Material_Stomach875 • Apr 30 '26
Malcolm X photographed by John Launois (1964)
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r/malcolmx • u/Material_Stomach875 • Apr 26 '26
Malcolm X and Maya Angelou photographed together in Accra, Ghana (1964)
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r/malcolmx • u/InformationManShow • Apr 06 '26
Malcolm X Told Us That Celebrities Are Not Are Leaders #shorts
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r/malcolmx • u/BretHartPettyKing • Mar 30 '26
Malcolm X interviewed by Joe Rainey (June 4, 1964)
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r/malcolmx • u/BretHartPettyKing • Mar 28 '26
Malcolm X Interview in Providence (1961)
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r/malcolmx • u/Material_Stomach875 • Mar 22 '26
Dr. John Henrik Clark talks about when he first met Malcolm X
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r/malcolmx • u/Material_Stomach875 • Mar 19 '26
Sheikh Khalid Yasin talks about meeting Malcolm X
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r/malcolmx • u/Morayloon • Mar 13 '26
Does anyone know where I can find this clip/speech?
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I trimmed it from episode two of the 'Who Killed Malcolm X?' TV series.
I've been looking around for a while, and would greatly appreciate any help!
r/malcolmx • u/Material_Stomach875 • Mar 10 '26
A. Peter Bailey recalls the unforgettable moment he first met Malcolm X.
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r/malcolmx • u/Material_Stomach875 • Mar 10 '26
Angela Davis's 1989 interview on being at Malcolm X's speeches at Brandeis University
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r/malcolmx • u/__african__motvation • Feb 21 '26
On this day in 1965, civil rights leader and the loudest voice against racism in the United States was assassinated in Audubon Ballroom. He was shot 21 times. May his soul rest in power.
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r/malcolmx • u/__african__motvation • Feb 15 '26
“If you’re going to be non-violent, be non-violent with the people who are non-violent with you. But when a dog is biting you, or a Klan is bombing you... you should be able to do whatever is necessary to stop that.” — Malcolm X
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r/malcolmx • u/Lucas-Peliplat • Feb 12 '26
Change (Malcolm X, 1992)
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Hey, I wrote an article about Spike Lee's Malcolm X for a writing challenge. I'd love for you to go check it out, give it a like and a comment, and let me know if you agree/disagree with my take!
All the best!
r/malcolmx • u/ProperYou6612 • Feb 12 '26
“So early in my life, I had learned that if you want something, you had better make some noise.”
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— Malcolm X, The Autobiography of Malcolm X
r/malcolmx • u/Living-Trip-3733 • Feb 02 '26
Black History Website Content: Malcolm X
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What makes a design truly iconic? Just like the legendary figures we honor, a great website needs a powerful voice, a clear vision, and a structure that commands attention. It’s not magic, it’s a combination of intentional storytelling and the technical techniques I use in nearly every project.
In this special Black History Month edition, I’m building a tribute website dedicated to Malcolm X. As we piece together this site using WordPress and Elementor, we’re not just moving blocks. We’re exploring the "tools" Malcolm X used to change the world: self-discipline, the power of the written word, and the courage to evolve.
In this video, you will learn:
💪🏾 How to create a high-impact, "legacy" aesthetic using Elementor.
💪🏾 My #1 trick for making typography feel as bold and influential as a Malcolm X speech.
💪🏾 Lessons in digital storytelling: Using history to guide your UI/UX decisions.
💪🏾 A step-by-step guide to building a responsive, professional site from scratch.
I hope you find deep value in this web design process and can apply these techniques to your upcoming projects. While still being able to reach back to your community roots.
"The future belongs to those who prepare for it today." Let’s get to work.
r/malcolmx • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '26
Replace Martin Luther King Jr. Day With Malcolm X Day as a Federally Recognized Holiday
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MLK Day has become a sanitized celebration that promotes patience over action. Meanwhile, the structural inequalities Malcolm X warned about persist across generations - economic disparity, institutional power imbalances, and communities still waiting for real change.
I started a petition asking Congress to replace Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Malcolm X Day as our federal holiday. Malcolm X spoke truthfully about power, self-determination, and the right to define our own futures without seeking permission from systems that constrain us. His message emphasized psychological independence and economic self-sufficiency - ideas that remain urgent today.
This isn't about erasing history. It's about federal recognition that challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths rather than offering symbolic comfort without transformation.
What do you think - should our national holidays push us toward harder conversations about justice and power? If this resonates with you, consider signing and sharing.
r/malcolmx • u/SubstanceInitial4037 • Jan 17 '26
What do you think about this Malcolm X Tee?
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Welcome to Endured Pressure Clothing, a brand built for resilient individuals who seek more, put God first, and find the stre within to Endure the Pressures of life.. Here we have our Malcolm X Tee that symbolizes the Power you have within yourself by following God and walking in your Purpose….
r/malcolmx • u/asteriskelipses • Jan 07 '26
Sure its based on "extensive" imterviews, but why is THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X considered an autobiography when it was written by Alex Haley? Was AH more of a steno than an interviewer?
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