Talk by Dr. Manning Marable, Professor of history and political science at the Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity, University of Colorado. Dr. Marable examines the renewed interest in the life and thought of Malcolm X among College and University students. Marable outlines Black Nationalist traditions, institutionalization of racism, Malcolm X’s involvement with the National of Islam, and how Malcolm’s last year reflected a reexamination of that church and Black Nationalism.|BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY : THE ROLE OF MALCOLM X IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY / Manning Marable. Restricted distribution rights. Al cassette sales directed to Alternative Racio (303) 444-8788. – RECORDED: Jan. 1993. BROADCAST: Satellite, 6 Jan. 1993.
By any means necessary : the role of Malcolm X in contemporary society / Manning Marable.
PRA Archive #:
SZ0798
Date Recorded On:
Jan. 1993.
Date Broadcast On:
Satellite, 6 Jan. 1993.
Item Duration:
00:55:16
Total Duration (All Reels):
Station: Non Pacifica Programming
Program: By any means necessary : the role of Malcolm X in contemporary society / Manning Marable.
Contributors:
Speaker: Dr. Manning Marable
Asset Type: Program
Distributor: Distributor
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