On his 97th birthday, Malcolm X remains one of the most important figures of the American Civil Rights Movement.
On Malcolm X's 97th birthday and nearly 60 years after his assassination, the civil rights icon's words and work remain…
Five of Malcolm X's most iconic speeches in celebration of his life, which began on May 19, 1925.
Life needs perspective. Malcolm X learned that when he traveled to Mecca to take his pilgrimage in April 1964. After…
Here's to the art of wordplay and celebrating the beautiful black history quotes and passages that represent the craft of…
Malikah Shabazz, Malcolm X's youngest daughter, was found dead in her Brooklyn apartment after her daughter made the discovery, according…
There is almost a Malcolm X quote for everything. We’ve separated some of his most important quotes into a few…
Malcolm X’s daughter Ilyasah Shabazz is working on a television series about his coming of age journey.
Here are 15 facts about Malcolm X, who championed Black human rights in the United States.
The home where civil rights pioneer Malcolm X spent his teenage years has been added to the National Register of…
Kelly Wood, the daughter of a deceased former NYPD officer, claims a letter was forged with her father's signature which…
A deathbed declaration by a former undercover NYPD officer accuses the NYPD and the FBI of acting as co-conspirators in…
Regina King made history by becoming the first Black woman director to premiere a film at the Venice Film Festival.
Harlem’s Schomburg Center has opened Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis’ archives to the public.
Bronx-bred creator and actor Tyson Hall is using his artistry as a means for activism.
Police officers showed up with a search warrant at Mikisa Thompson's doorstep because she was playing Malcolm X speeches in…
In honor of the iconic leader's birthday, a new short film was produced reimagining Malcolm X being interviewed in 2019…
The icon was assassinated on this day in 1965.
The case is far from closed.
An African-American first appeared on a U.S. postage stamp in 1940—the first of several memorable stamps to feature Black people.
