THE COMPLETE MALCOLM X: 40 Hours of Audio, 14 Hours of Video, 4,000 Pages of FBI Files and More!

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Malcolm X Collection



Malcolm X was one of the world's most important human rights leaders and an incredibly gifted speaker. Now he can be seen on a new 2-DVD collection of the most complete Malcolm X video material ever assembled. This collection includes 40 Hours of Audio, 14 hours of video, 4,000 pages of FBI Files and more. Order now and receive a 1,200 Page Malcolm X eBook FREE! Available on DVD or as easily downloadable files. Playable on any computer, iPhone or iPad! This is the most complete collection of Malcolm X speeches, debates and interviews ever assembled!


CONTENTS

AUDIO (40 Hours):

  • Barry Gray Interview (March 10, 1960) - 41:09
  • Lecture in Atlantic City, New Jersey (1960) - 25:19
  • Lecture in Atlanta, Georgia (1960) - 28:00
  • The Embassy in Los Angeles (April 16, 1961) - 1:17:39
  • Open Mind: The Black Muslims in America (April 23, 1961) - 56:33
  • Ed Harvey Interview (June, 1961) - 22:55
  • Eleanor Fischer Interview (1961) - 31:03
  • Malcolm X Debates Bayard Rustin (January 23, 1962) - 37:45
  • Bayard Rustin Debate (February 15, 1962) - 33:28
  • Ronald Stokes Memorial Service (April 28, 1962) - 39:43
  • Dick Elman Interview (May 1, 1962) - 12:27
  • The Crisis of Racism (May 1, 1962) - 14:30
  • Ed Harvey Interview (September 26, 1962) - 24:25
  • Black Man’s History (December 12, 1962) - 1:29:01
  • Malcolm X on the Original Asiatic Man (1962) - 2:25:32
  • Michigan State University (January 23, 1963) - 47:12
  • City Desk Interview (March 17, 1963) - 28:15
  • Red Benson Interview (April 26, 1963) - 16:37
  • Open Mind: Race Relations In Crisis (June 12, 1963) - 1:39:29
  • Abyssinian Baptist Church (June 12, 1963) - 26:50
  • Kenneth Clark Interview (June 30, 1963) - 13:06
  • Harlem Unity Rally (August 10, 1963) - 2:05:23
  • James Baldwin Debate (September 5, 1963) - 27:44
  • Address to the Ford Hall Forum (October 10, 1963) - 54:16
  • UC Berkeley Interview (October 11, 1963) - 39:53
  • UC Berkeley Speech (October 11, 1963) - 46:40
  • Austin Clarke Interview (October 13, 1963) - 1:04:50
  • A Message to the Grassroots (November 10, 1963) - 43:31
  • A Visit From the FBI (February 4, 1964) - 8:30
  • Declaration of Independence (March 12, 1964) - 7:22
  • The Black Revolution (April 8, 1964) - 45:13
  • The Ballot or the Bullet (April 12, 1964) - 52:48
  • Return from Mecca Press Conference (May 21, 1964) - 14:52
  • The Militant Labor Forum (May 29, 1964) - 1:04:56
  • Robert Penn Warren Interview (June 2, 1964) - 1:00:40
  • Ed Harvey Interview (June 4, 1964) - 18:24
  • John Nebel Interview (June 20, 1964) - 3:37:59
  • Bob Kennedy Interview (June 25, 1964) - 21:42
  • Comments in Paris (November 23, 1964) - 13:38
  • Oxford Union Debate (December 3, 1964) - 31:30
  • HARYOU-ACT Forum (December 12, 1964) - 49:37
  • Abdulrahman Mohamed Babu Intro. (December 13, 1964) - 1:09:44
  • Harvard Law School Forum (December 16, 1964) - 48:27
  • Fannie Lou Hamer Introduction (December 20, 1964) - 25:37
  • SNCC Civil Rights Workers (January 1, 1965) - 21:53
  • Front Page Challenge (January 5, 1965) - 13:05
  • Prospects for Freedom in 1965 (January 7, 1965) - 1:15:24
  • On Afro-American History (January 24, 1965) - 45:10
  • After the Firebombing (February 14, 1965) - 1:23:54
  • Stan Bernard interview (February 18, 1965) - 1:26:03

VIDEO COLLECTION (12 Hours):

  • 1960 Harlem Rally (15 min)
  • 1962 Bayard Rustin Debate (15 min)
  • 1962 Los Angeles (40 min)
  • 1963 Berkeley (45 min)
  • 1963 City Desk (30 min)
  • 1963 Kenneth Clark (15 min)
  • 1963 Open Mind Debate (120 min)
  • 1964 Front Page Challenge (15 min)
  • 1964 Malcolm X Exposes Elijah Muhammad (20 min)
  • 1964 Oxford Union Debate (15 min)
  • 1964 Return From Mecca Press Conference (15 min)
  • 1965 A Worldwide Revolution (40 min)
  • 1965 Malcolm X Documentary (90 min)
  • 1965 The Assassination of Malcolm X
  • 1983 The War Against Malcolm X (60 min)
  • 1992 Brother Malcolm (120 min)

Short Clips (120 min)

  • Malcolm X on Self-Defense
  • Malcolm X in Harlem
  • Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali
  • First Interview in England
  • James Baldwin on Malcolm X
  • Our African Brothers
  • Malcolm X Interview (1963)
  • John F. Kennedy is a Trickster
  • Malcolm X at the Audubon
  • War Against The Racists
  • Send the Government to Mississippi
  • Direct Action
  • The House Negro and the Field Negro
  • Guerrilla Warfare
  • Betty Shabazz Interview after the Firebombing
  • Martin Luther King on Malcolm X
  • The Fear is Gone
  • Comments in Paris (November 23, 1964)
  • OAAU Founding Rally (June 28, 1964)
  • Looking For Justice
  • Malcolm X Collection
  • Malcolm X on JFK and Birmingham
  • Malcolm X in Smethwick
  • Harlem Riots
  • Racist Politicians
  • Buy A Shotgun
  • The Second Amendment
  • Racism is a Cancer
  • After the Firebombing
  • Malcolm X interviewed in England
  • New York City School Boycott
  • Black Nationalism
  • Secret recording of the FBI by Malcolm X (Feb. 4, 1964)
  • Harlem reacts to the Assassination 1
  • Wake Up Clean Up and Stand Up
  • Louis Lomax Interviews Malcolm X (1959)
  • Times will never get better until you make them better
  • Malcolm X Exposes Media Manipulation
  • On Being Militant
  • Education Not Legislation
  • Malcolm X speaks against integration
  • On the Police of Harlem
  • Why I Left the Nation of Islam
  • On African History
  • The Burial of Malcolm X
  • On the United Nations
  • A Call For International Unity
  • The Power Shifts to Africa
  • Who Are You
  • Assassination Footage
  • Patrice Lumumba
  • Betty Shabazz Interview after the Assassination
  • Early Mike Wallace Interview
  • The Problem is Still Here
  • Protesting the NYPD
  • I Probably Am a Dead Man Already
  • The Funeral of Malcolm X
  • James Baldwin on the Assassination
  • Martin Luther King on the Assassination
  • White People's Guilt Complex
  • Malcolm X Speaks
  • Malcolm X on the KKK
  • Self-Defense Units
  • The Black Bourgeoisie
  • Malcolm X on Muhammad Ali
  • Harlem reacts to the Assassination 2
  • Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Meeting
  • My Life is in Danger

TEXT:

  • 4,000 Pages of FBI Files
  • Malcolm X Collected Speeches Volume 1 (355 pages)
  • Malcolm X Collected Speeches Volume 2 (425 pages)

IMAGES:

  • Gallery of over 60 rare images of Malcolm X

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