The Autobiography of Malcolm X is a book about the life of Malcolm X from a young age and to his accomplishments. The book begins with Malcolm X as a young boy living with his Mother and Father with his siblings. Malcolm X experienced racism at a young age as it was very common where he lived. His father was even a victim of Racism, as he died by the hands of a white man. Malcolm faced a loss of a parent at a very young age and later on lost his mom to a mental hospital because she went crazy being
The Autobiography of Malcolm X, written by Malcolm X and Alex Haley, follows the life, struggles, and accomplishments of Malcolm X, a martyr and a patriot for civil rights. It’s publication date is 1965 and is 527 pages long. As the spokesman for the Nation of Islam, an extremist organization for the civil rights of African Americans, Malcolm X truly believed that all white people were devils. But looking back on his life, who could blame him? His father Earl Little was an affiliate of Marcus Garvey’s
The Autobiography of Malcolm X explores the life of Malcolm X from childhood, to his assassination. The book takes an in-depth look at the events in his life, which give us an interesting perspective to many topics and issues of the time. This story is an important reading that delves into the life of a very influential man who had experienced a hard childhood and adulthood, as well as a transformation and a leadership role as an activist. The book begins with Malcolm’s childhood, which was plagued