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INDEX
Abernathy, Ralph
ACT
Africa
Garvey and
Islam in
Malcolm’s travels in
see also Pan-Africanism
African National Congress
Afro-American Association
Afro-Asian Solidarity Conference
Ahmad, Hazrat Mirza Ghulam
Ahmadiyya
Akram, Wali
Al-Azhar University
Alexandria
Algeria
Ali, John
Ali, Muhammad (Cassius Clay)
Ali, Noble Drew
Allen, Joe
al-Qaeda
Ameer, Leon 4X
American Nazi Party
Amsterdam News
Angelos, Louis
Angelou, Maya
Apollo Theater
Armstrong, Wallace
Aronoff, Alvin
Asha, Rafik
Asia
Atkins, Clarence
Atlanta, Ga.
Audubon Ballroom
OAAU rallies at
Autobiography of Malcolm X, The (Malcolm X and Alex Haley)
chapters deleted from
excerpts published
Malcolm’s assassination and
and Malcolm’s suspension and split from Nation of Islam
publication of
writing of
Azikiwe, Nnamdi
Aziz, Rashid Abdul
Azzam, Abd al-Rahman
Azzam, Omar
Babu, Abdulrahman Muhammad
Badri, Malik
Baffoe, T. D.
Bailey, Peter
Baker, Ella
Baldwin, James
Bailey, Peter
Balk, Alfred
Bandung Conference
Banna, Hassan al-
Barail, Ahmad Zaki el-
Baraka, Amiri
Baril, Florentina
Baril, Lawrence G.
Barnes, Jack
Barnette, Aubrey
Barnette, Ruth
Barry, Marion
Barry Gray Show
Basner, H. M.
Bazarian, Mehan
Beavers, Charles J.
Bee, Eugene X
Beirut
Bello, Ahmadu
Bembry, John Elton
Bengalee, Sufi
Berkeley, University of California at
Berton, Pierre
Bethune, Mary McLeod
Bevel, James
Bey, Kirkman
Birmingham, Ala.
Black, Hugo
Black Freedom Movement
Blacklash
Black Legion
“Black Merchants of Hate” (Haley and Balk)
Black Muslims in America, The (Lincoln)
black nationalism
Black Panther Party
Black Power
Black Star Line
Blackwell, Charles X
Bland, Ernest
Blyden, Edward Wilmot
Boaka, Kofi
Boggs, Grace Lee
Boggs, James
Bond, Julian
Bonura, Michael
Booker, James
Borai, Hussein el-
Boston, Mass.
Malcolm in
Boston Globe
Boston Herald
Bradley, Willie X
Breitman, George
Broady, Earl
Brown, Benjamin
Brown, Francis E. “Sonny,”
Brown, Lucius X
Buffalo, N.Y.
Burton, Lafayette
buses
Butler, Norman 3X
Byrd, Robert
Cairo
Campbell, James
Caragulian, Bea
Caragulian, Joyce
Carmichael, Stokely
Carrington, Walter C.
Carroll, John
Castro, Fidel
Cathcart, Linwood X
Cavallaro, Ferdinand
Charlestown State Prison
Malcolm in
Chicago, Ill.
Chicago Defender
Chicago Tribune
China
Christianity, Islam and the Negro Race (Blyden)
Christians, Christianity
Malcolm and
Christian Science Monitor
CIA
civil rights legislation
civil rights movement
Elijah Muhammad and
Malcolm and
Nation of Islam and
Clark, Kenneth
Clarke, Edward Young
Clarke, John Henrik
Clarke, Kenneth
Clay, Cassius, see Ali, Muhammad
Cleage, Albert B., Jr.
Clegg, Claude Andrew
Clement, Rufus
Coleman, David
Collins, Ella Little (half-sister)
Nation of Islam and
Collins, Kenneth
Collins, Rodnell P.
Coltrane, John
Communist Party
McCarthyism and
Concord, Massachusetts Reformatory at
Confrey, William
Congo
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
Congress of the Council of African Organizations
Connor, Bull
Coolidge, Calvin
Cooper, Thomas
Crosby, Alvin
Cross, Lonnie X
Cruse, Harold
Cuba
Cusmano, Thomas
Darrow, Clarence
Davis, Benjamin, Jr.
Davis, Jasper
Davis, John X
Davis, Leon X
Davis, Ossie
Deanar, Tynetta
DeBerry, Clifton
Dee, Ruby
Delaney, Martin R.
De Loach, Cartha
Dermody, Vincent J.
Detroit, Mich.
Malcolm in
Mosque No. 1 in
radical constituencies in
riot in (1943)
Dever, Paul A.
Diop, Alioune
Domestic Peace Corps
Dorsey, Margaret
Douglass, Frederick
Du Bois, David
Du Bois, Shirley
Du Bois, W. E. B.
Dudar, Helen
Dudley, Herbert
Dunbar Apartments
Dundee, Angelo
Durso, Joe
Eason, James Walker Hood
Edwards, Isaiah X
Edwards, Quinton X Roosevelt
Egan, Kenneth
Egypt
Egyptian Gazette
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Emergency Committee
English, Josephine
EQUAL
Essien-Udom, E. U.
Evanzz, Karl
Everett, Ron
Evers, Medgar
Ezekiel’s Wheel
Faisal of Saudi Arabia
Fanon, Frantz
Fard, Wallace D.
Farmer, James
Farrakhan, Louis (Louis Walcott; Louis X)
assassination plot against
attack on Malcolm in Muhammad Speaks
introduction to Nation of Islam
Malcolm’s assassination and
Malcolm’s meeting of
on Malcolm’s relationship with Williams
as national minister
Farrell, Peter T.
Faruqi, Ismail al-
FBI
Clay and
Elijah Muhammad and
/> Goodman and
Kenyatta and
Malcolm and
Malcolm’s assassination and
Muslim Mosque and
Nation of Islam and
Betty Shabazz and
Ferguson, Herman
Fitzpatrick, Michael
Florida
Flynn, Philip J.
Forman, James
Forster, Arnold
Fox, William
Foxx, Redd
France
Francis, Reuben X
Frazier, E. Franklin
Freedom
Freedom Now Party
Freedom Rides
Freedomways
Freeman, Donald
Fremont-Smith, Eliot
Fruit of Islam (FOI)
Fulcher, Gerry
Fulwood, William T. X
Galamison, Milton
Gandhi, Mahatma
Gang Starr
Garvey, Amy Jacques
Garvey, Marcus
Clay and
festival in honor of
imprisonment and exile of
Garveyism
Gar Wood Industries
George, William 64X
Georgia
Ghana
Ghanaian Times
Gibbs, Wolcott (Tony), Jr.
Gibson, Richard
Gill, Clarence 2X
Giuliani, Rudolph
Givens-El, John
GOAL (Group on Advanced Leadership)
Gohanna, Thornton and Mabel
Goldman, Eric
Goldman, Peter
Goldstein, Abe
Goldwater, Barry
Gonzalez, Armando Entralgo
Goodman, Benjamin 2X
Gould, Jack
Gramsci, Antonio
Grant, Earl
Gravitt, Joseph X
charges against
Malcolm’s assassination plotted by
Gray, Barry
Gray, Muriel
Gray, Robert 16X
Great Britain
Green, Edith
Greene, Claude
Gregory, Dick
Griffiths, Peter
Guevara, Che
Haggins, Robert
Haley, Alex
Halls, Herbert
Hamer, Fannie Lou
Hammarskjöld, Dag
Handler, M. S.
Harkon, Sheikh Muhammad
Harlem
Abyssinian Baptist Church in
Cuban delegation in
Emergency Committee and
Freedom Rally in
Hotel Theresa in
Mosque No. 7 in, see Mosque No. 7
riots in
Harris, Don
Harris, Robert
Harris, Willie
Harvard Law School Forum
Hassan, Lemuel (Lemuel Anderson)
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