Journal of Africana Religions V3.1: The Meaning of Malcolm X for Africana Religions: Fifty Years On by Hussein Rashid, Terrence L. Johnson, Juan M. Floyd-Thomas, Cedric Dewayne Burrows, Maytha Alhassen, Emily Jane O'Dell, Saladin Ambar, Edward E. Curtis IV, Eboni Marshall Turman, Sylvester A. Johnson, Alex Lubin

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Journal of Africana Religions V3.1: The Meaning of Malcolm X for Africana Religions: Fifty Years On

Hussein Rashid, Terrence L. Johnson, Juan M. Floyd-Thomas, Cedric Dewayne Burrows, Maytha Alhassen, Emily Jane O'Dell, Saladin Ambar, Edward E. Curtis IV, Eboni Marshall Turman, Sylvester A. Johnson, Alex Lubin

187 pages • digital • 1 edition

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Since his violent death on February 21, 1965, the man who changed his name from Malcolm Little to Malcolm X and then finally to El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz has stood at the symbolic center of global Africana debates about diasporic consciousness, pol...