MALCOLM X E-BOOK: Over 1,200 Pages of Speeches, Debates and Interviews

Malcolm X eBook

Never before published, Malcolm X: Collected Speeches, Debates and Interviews (1960-1965) is a 1,200-page e-book in PDF format compiling every available Malcolm X speech, debate and interview. There has NEVER been this many of Malcolm X's speeches and interviews available in one book. THIS BOOK IS FREE WITH ANY ORDER.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
1960
  • Barry Gray Interview March 10, 1960)
  • The Negro’s Position in the Recent American Society (May 3, 1960)
  • Mr. Muhammad Speaks Radio Broadcast (1960)
  • Mr. Muhammad Speaks Radio Broadcast (1960)
1961
  • The American Negro: Problems and Solutions (March 24, 1961)
  • Speech at the The Embassy Auditorium (April 16, 1961)
  • Open Mind: The Black Muslims in America (April 23, 1961)
  • Harlem Freedom Rally (May 13, 1961)
  • Open Mind: The New Negro (October 15, 1961)
  • Bayard Rustin Debate (October 30, 1961)
  • Eleanor Fischer Interview(1961)
1962
  • Bayard Rustin Debate (February 15, 1962)
  • Dick Elman Interview (May 1, 1962)
  • The Crisis of Racism (May 1, 1962)
  • Ronald Stokes Memorial Service (May 5, 1962)
  • Ed Harvey Interview (September 26, 1962)
  • Yale Law School Auditorium (October 20, 1962)
  • Black Man’s History (December 12, 1962)
  • On the Asiatic Black Man (1962)
1963
  • Michigan State University (January 23, 1963)
  • City Desk Interview (March 17, 1963)
  • The Black Revolution (April 8, 1963)
  • Red Benson Interview (April 26, 1963)
  • Alex Haley Interview (May 6, 1963)
  • WUST-FM Interview (May 12, 1963)
  • Abyssinian Baptist Church (June 12, 1963)
  • Open Mind: Race Relations in Crisis (June 12, 1963)
  • Dr. Kenneth Clark Interview (June 4, 1963)
  • Dr. Kenneth Clark WGBH Interview (June 24, 1963)
  • Letter to Martin Luther King (July 31, 1963)
  • James Baldwin Debate (September 5, 1963)
  • The Old Negro and the New Negro (September, 1963)
  • Address to the Ford Hall Forum (October 6, 1963)
  • UC Berkeley Interview (October 11, 1963)
  • UC Berkeley Speech (October 11, 1963)
  • Austin Clarke Interview (October 13, 1963)
  • A Message to the Grassroots (November 10, 1963)
  • Columbia University (November 20, 1963)
  • God’s Judgment of White America (December 1, 1963)
1964
  • A Visit From the FBI (February 4, 1964)
  • Letter to Elijah Muhammad (March 11, 1964)
  • A Declaration of Independence (March 12, 1964)
  • A. B. Spellman Interview (March 17, 1964)
  • Leverett House Forum (March 18, 1964)
  • The Ballot or the Bullet (April 3, 1964)
  • The Ballot or the Bullet (April 12, 1964)
  • Letter From Mecca (April 20, 1964)
  • Letter from Nigeria (May 10, 1964)
  • Letter from Ghana (May 11, 1964)
  • University of Ghana Speech (May 13, 1964)
  • Return from Mecca Press Conference (May 21, 1964)
  • The Harlem Hate Gang Scare (May 29, 1964)
  • Robert Penn Warren Interview (June 2, 1964)
  • Ed Harvey Interview (June 4, 1964)
  • Bob Kennedy Interview (June 25, 1964)
  • OAAU Founding Rally (June 28, 1964)
  • Telegram to Martin Luther King (June 30, 1964)
  • Second OAAU Rally (July 5, 1964)
  • Milton Henry Interview (July 24, 1964)
  • African Summit Conference (August 21, 1964)
  • Second African Summit Conference (August 21, 1964)
  • Racism: The Cancer That is Destroying America (August 25, 1964)
  • OAAU Homecoming Rally (November 29, 1964)
  • Les Crane Interview (December 27, 1964)
  • Oxford Union Debate (December 3, 1964)
  • HARYOU-ACT Forum (December 12, 1964)
  • Abdulrahman Mohamed Babu Introduction (December 13, 1964)
  • The African Revolution and its Impact Upon the American Negro (December 16, 1964)
  • Fannie Lou Hamer Introduction (December 20, 1964)
  • By Any Means Necessary (December 20, 1964)
  • Bernice Bass Interview (December 27, 1964)
  • Claude Lewis Interview (December 31, 1964)
1965
  • Speech to SNCC Civil Rights Workers (January 1, 1965)
  • Front Page Challenge (January 5, 1965)
  • Prospects for Freedom in 1965 (January 7, 1965)
  • Young Socialist Magazine Interview (January 18, 1965)
  • Pierre Berton Interview (January 19, 1965)
  • On Afro-American History (January 24, 1965)
  • Harry Ring Interview (January 28, 1965)
  • Irving Kupcinet Interview (January 30, 1965)
  • The Oppressed Masses of the World Cry Out for Action
         Against the Common Oppressor (February 11, 1965)
  • After the Firebombing (February 14, 1965)
  • There’s a Worldwide Revolution Going On (February 15, 1965)
  • Not Just an American Problem, But a World Problem (February 16, 1965)
  • Stan Bernard Interview (February 18, 1965)
  • Al-Muslimoon Magazine Interview (February 20, 1965)
  • Program of the Organization of Afro-American Unity (February 21, 1965)

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