Malcolm X

1 book on BookJumpr, mentioned 2 times in other books.

Books by Malcolm X

The Autobiography of Malcolm X on Black Like Me: “James Baldwin's books, translated, had made a tremendous impact, as had the book Black Like Me, by John Griffin.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X on Paradise Lost: “In either volume 43 or 44 of The Harvard Classics, I read Milton's Paradise Lost.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X on The Harvard Classics: “In either volume 43 or 44 of The Harvard Classics, I read Milton's Paradise Lost.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X on Aesop's Fables: “Aesop's Fables—another case in point.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X on Crisis in Black and White: “he wanted me to be sure and read a new book, Crisis in Black and White by Charles Silberman—one of the very few white writers I know with the courage to tell his kind the truth.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X on Days of Our Years: “I said it wasn't race, it was a historical fact, that they ought to go and read Pierre van Paassen's Days of Our Years.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X on The Outline of History: “Wells' Outline of History.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X on The Souls of Black Folk: “Souls Of Black Folk by W. E. B. Du Bois.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X on The Story of Civilization: “I found books like Will Durant's Story of Civilization.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X on The Eternal Message of Muhammad: “It was The Eternal Message of Muhammad by Abd-Al-Rahman Azzam.”