1968 'The Autobiography of Malcolm X' Size:O/S Gentle cracking to the print

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1968 'The Autobiography of Malcolm X' Size:O/S Gentle cracking to the print1968 Penguin books copy of human rights activist Malcolm X's monumental autobiography First published in 1965, the book was the result of a collaboration between X and journalist Alex Haley, based on a series of interviews the pair conducted between 1963 and Malcolm's assassination. Primarily, it outlines Malcolm X's philosophy of black pride, black nationalism, and pan Africanism. Haley's warm and vivid foreword (included here) was written after the