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Rethinking Malcolm: What was Marable thinking?
July 8, 2011
The new book by Manning Marable, “Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention,” will help us to get a deeper understanding of Malcolm X and the times we’re living in now. This will not be a direct result of what Marable has done, but rather of what needs to happen now because of what he has done.
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Filed Under: Culture Stories
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Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: Abdul Alkalimat • Abdullah Abdur Razzaq • Africa • Alex Haley • American politics • Amy Jacques Garvey • anti-colonial war • anti-racism • anti-Semitic • anti-slavery government • antiwar movement • assassination of Che Guevara • Bandung • Barack Obama • Barry Goldwater • Bill Epton • Black community • Black intellectuals • Black liberation • Black Liberation Movement • Black liberation theology • black militants • Black Panther Party • Black Power • Black Radical Congress • Black self-determination • Black Studies • Bobby Hutton • Boston • BrotherMalcolm.net • Bruce Perry • capitalist • Chaney • Cheryl Greene • Civil Rights Act • civil rights legislation • civil rights organizations • Cleveland • COFO • Columbia University • Communist Party • Congress • consciousness • Cornel West • Council of Federated Organizations • Cuba • Deacons for Defense and Justice • Declaration of Independence • decolonization • Democratic Party • Democrats • Detroit • Detroit Red • dialectical materialism • Durban • East Lansing • Elijah Muhammad • Elizabeth Mazucci • Emmett Till • Fannie Lou Hamer • fascist • FBI • Financial Times (UK) • Fred Hampton • Frederick Douglass • George W. Bush • George Wallace • Goodman • Greg Reed • Guardian (UK) • H-Afro-Am list • Hajj • Haley estate • Harlem • hegemony • Henry Louis Gates • Hunters Point • imperialists • intellectual activists • Islam • Israel • ivy-league school • James 67X • James Cone • James Warden • Karl Marx • Knoxville • L.B. Johnson • Latin America • League of Revolutionary Black Workers • Los Angeles • Louisiana • Malcolm Little • Malcolm X • Malcolm X Lovers Network • Malcolm X Museum • Malcolm X Work Group • Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention • Malcolm’s assassination • Manning Marable • Marable’s death • March on Washington • Martin Luther King • Martin Luther King Jr. • Materialism • Max Stanford • Medgar Evers • Mike Dyson • Milwaukee • Mississippi • Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party • Mississippi Summer Project • Nat Turner • Nation of Islam • national freedom movement • nationalism • Negroes with Guns • Nell Painter Spike Lee • New York • New York City • New York Police Department • New York Times • Newark • North Carolina • OAAU • Oakland • Ohio • Omaha • oppression • Organization of African American Unity • Organization of African Unity • pan-Africanism • Paul Robeson • Peniel Joseph • perspective • Philadelphia • Philosophy • Plainfield • politics • President John F. Kennedy • Preston Wilcox • psychoanalysis • Radical Tradition and Legacy of Struggle • rebellion • Republicans • Revolutionary Action Movement • revolutionary nationalism • Richard Nixon • Robert Williams • Sales • San Francisco • Schomberg Center • Schwerner • segregationist • self-promotion • Sharon 6X • SNCC • social change • social justice • social reformer • social transformation • socialism • South Africa • Southern fascism • Sunni Islam • surveillance of the state • tea party • The Ballot or the Bullet • U.S. imperialists • United Nations World Conference Against Racism • Vietnam • Vietnam war • Wall Street Journal • Washington • Washington D.C. • Washington Post • Watts • Watts rebellion • Wikipedia • Wolfenstein • womanism • Zionism • “Betrayal • “How to Eat to Live.” • ” by Houston Baker
Remembering Malcolm
May 19, 2010
Malcolm spoke of U.S. imperialism in Africa when most of us were hoodwinked into believing the U.S. were the good guys. Not only did Malcolm disabuse us of those foolish and faulty notions, he railed against U.S. racism and its racist foreign policies. He envisioned dire consequences of U.S. thuggery around the world but particularly in Africa.
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Filed Under: Africa and the World
Tags: 20th century slaves • African liberation struggle • African revolution • Black community • colonization of Africa • Congo • conscious self-actualized African • Freedom • Honorable Elijah Muhammad • human dignity • James Brown • Junious Ricardo Stanton • Malcolm Little • Malcolm X • Malik El Hajj El Shabazz • militancy • Nation of Islam • Omowali • President John F. Kennedy • Red • Satan • self-actualization • Tshombe • Tshombe and the mercenaries • U.S. imperialism in Africa • U.S. thuggery
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