FBI File on Malcolm X 
.... As head of the nation of
Islam,
Malcolm X was seen as a threat to domestic stability, and J. Edgar Hoover had the FBI crete a file on
Malcolm X as a result. ....
(960
4
)
Malcolm X' Relationship with the Nation of Islam
.... believe that separatism would not be in the best interests of African-Americans.[ 13] It was during his time with the Nation of
Islam that
Malcolm X's political ....
(2406
10
)
Afro-American Leader Malcolm X
.... do. In late 1963 at a rally in Philadelphia, Elijah Muhammad appointed
Malcolm the Nation of
Islam's first National Minister. This ....
(2886
12
)
Life of Malcolm X
.... do. In late 1963 at a rally in Philadelphia, Elijah Muhammad appointed
Malcolm the Nation of
Islam's first National Minister. This ....
(3552
14
)
The Biography of Malcolm X
.... Pipes, 2000). It was during his time with the Nation of
Islam that
Malcolm X's political activism was most significant. He felt, as ....
(1067
4
)
Martin Luther King and Malcolm X
....
Malcolm X was a minister for the National of
Islam and preached a message of black nationhood that appealed to a far broader audience. ....
(1635
7
)
The Autobiography of Malcolm X
.... 1964.
Malcolm traveled to
Islam's holy city of Mecca where he experienced collegiality and received respect from white Muslims. ....
(1456
6
)
Louis Farrakhan & Malcolm X
....
Malcolm X, and toward the end of the Autobiography of
Malcolm X (
Malcolm X and Haley, 1992),
Malcolm X came to a new understanding of
Islam, brotherhood, and ....
(1416
6
)
King and Malcolm X
.... The buses in Montgomery were thus desegregated (Lischer 121-122). At around the same time,
Malcolm was appointed national spokesman for the Nation of
Islam. ....
(1463
6
)
Malcolm X and the American Civil Rights Movement
.... political terms. It is, of course, for his association with the Nation of
Islam that
Malcolm X is primarily known. That association ....
(3907
16
)
Goals of Martin Luther King, Jr. & Malcolm X
.... The buses in Montgomery were thus desegregated (Lischer 121-122). At around the same time,
Malcolm was appointed national spokesman for the Nation of
Islam. ....
(1463
6
)
Medgar Evers & Malcolm X
.... Most speculation about the death of
Malcolm X has focused on the likelihood that he was murdered by another member of the Nation of
Islam as punishment for his ....
(1428
6
)
Racial Justice Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and WEB Dubois
.... similar to
Malcolm X. However, like Dubois, the infighting experienced by
Malcolm X with other black leaders like Nation of
Islam founder Elijah Muhammad. ....
(1115
4
)
The Developing Philosophy of Malcolm X
.... From early 1964 until his death in February 1965,
Malcolm functioned as an independent spokesman for
Islam, though increasingly engaging in civil rights ....
(1836
7
)
MARTIN LUTHER KING AND MALCOLM X INTRODUCTION
.... became what he himself would later call a "street criminal." Sentenced to ten years in prison,
Malcolm Little discovered the Nation of
Islam, which preached ....
(1951
8
)
Malcolm X (Malcolm Little)
.... Elijah Muhammad's affairs with several women in the movement, some of which produced children:
Malcolm had adhered strictly to the teachings of
Islam since his ....
(1049
4
)
Biographical Information on Malcolm X & Dr. King
.... Elijah Muhammad's affairs with several women in the movement, some of which produced children:
Malcolm had adhered strictly to the teachings of
Islam since his ....
(1049
4
)
Islam and Human Rights
.... One of the first strong US voices to emphasize the way in which
Islam contributed to human rights was
Malcolm X (Haley, 1968). In ....
(2564
10
)
Image of Malcolm X & His Assassination
....
Malcolm X and Haley, 1964, p. 345). He came back from Mecca determined to re-orient the Black Muslim movement away from black racism and toward orthodox
Islam. ....
(2174
9
)
Black nationalism in the US and Malcolm X
.... Thus Elijah Muhammad, the founder of the Nation of
Islam and a mentor to both
Malcolm X and Louis Farrakhan, was legendary among blacks as a proponent of ....
(2045
8
)
Paul Robeson and Malcolm X
.... Yet, this latter view was too stringent for
Malcolm X in the final analysis, and he broke with the Nation of
Islam in 1963 and reevaluated his perception of ....
(3306
13
)
Spiritual Pilgrimage of Malcolm X & of Jane Addams
.... In time, though, this view would prove too harsh for
Malcolm X, and he broke with the Nation of
Islam in 1963 and reevaluated his perception of all white ....
(1991
8
)
Different Approaches of King & Malcolm X
.... leader of the Civil Rights Movement, and
Malcolm X would become the leader and icon of the Black Nationalist movement as spokesperson for the Nation of
Islam. ....
(1477
6
)
Political Ideologies of Ralph Ellison & Malcolm X
.... His rise to a position of leadership in the Nation of
Islam and his increasingly popularity alienated
Malcolm X from Elijah Muhammad. ....
(1744
7
)
Martin Luther King's Assassination & Black Power
.... One such alternative was an increasingly prominent group, the Nation of
Islam under Elijah Muhammad, and their fiery mouthpiece,
Malcolm X. The Nation of
Islam ....
(1465
6
)
Social Movements American society produces numerous
.... The sect has long been riven by factionalism, and the most celebrated split was the 1964 departure of
Malcolm X, who turned to orthodox
Islam and was murdered ....
(2749
11
)
The Oppression of Black Women
.... love." Elaine Brown's experience with power, Huey Newton, and the black Panthers was not unlike
Malcolm X's experience with the Nation of
Islam and Elijah ....
(1882
8
)
WEB DuBois, Martin Luther King Jr., and Malcolm X: Careers and ...
.... 317).
Malcolm X undertook a large part of his activist work in concert with Elijah Muhammad's Nation of
Islam. Partially because ....
(1507
6
)
Growth of Islamic Movement in the US
.... This tradition dates back to
Malcolm X's conversion to
Islam in the prison cell and his celebrated assumption of the mysterious X for a surname. ....
(3024
12
)
Black Psychological Perspective of Malcolm X
.... Afterwards, his conversion to the Nation of
Islam provided him with new direction for which he became famous (p. 110).
Malcolm X held no favor with blacks that ....
(1655
7
)
