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Malcolm X
Editorial
Reviews
From
Horn
Book
Myers has done a fine job of introducing the reader to
Malcolm X and of detailing his life from childhood through his time in prison to
his rise to leadership of the Nation of Islam. Historical information about
civil rights in the United States clarifies Malcolm's choices. Black-and-white
photographs illustrate the accessible biography. An excellent choice for any
school or home library.
The Autobiography of Malcolm X is a riveting novel. It goes in depth with the man who led the fight against segregation. From an ex-con to a leader to a minister and preacher. From " Detroit Red " to El Hajj Mohammed in his later life. He helped the Nation of Islam grow from a couple of hundred people to a couple of thousand. He split from the Nation of Islam and formed his own organization after he found out some shameful information about the very religious Elijah Mohammed, the founder of the Nation of Islam.
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04/06/03