The book presents the life story of Malcolm Little, also known as Malcolm X, who was a human rights activist and who has been called one of the most influential Americans in recent history. Objectors have called this seminal work a “how-to-manual” for crime and decried because of “anti-white statements” present in the book. The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Malcolm X and Alex Haley, 1965 (Grove Press)
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