Most Popular Books by Malcolm X

A young, revolutionary, and gifted poetic voice, Malcolm X. Johnson was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, until age eighteen. He served in the Navy for ten years before being discharged while living in Cuba. He is currently a student at WCCC where he is pursuing his associate''s degree in liberal arts.

구두닦이, 양아치, 강도, 웨이터, 마약밀매꾼, 뚜장이 등 밑바닥 생활에서 몸을 일으켜 흑인혁명의 가장 활동적인 지도자가 된 말콤 엑스의 감동적 일대기. 이 책은 단지 그의 일대기임을 넘어 인간해방을 위한 투철한 싸움의 기록이며, 미국뿐 아니라 전세계의 억압받는 자들에게 던지는 준엄한 유서이다. 전2권.

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The Autobiography of Malcolm X (1965) ranks among the most important nonfiction books of the twentieth century and is a seminal work of the autobiography genre. Told in direct and affecting prose, the book follows Malcolm''s life through its many phases: his life as a zoot-suited hustler on the streets of Harlem; his rise through the ranks of the Nation of Islam; and, finally, his pilgrimage to Mecca and rethinking of his stances on racism, politics, and spirituality. Beginning with a frightening scene of the Ku Klux Klan driving his family away from Malcolm''s birthplace in Omaha, Nebraska, the book''s clear and concise style makes an excellent vehicle for Malcolm''s depiction of his life and evolving philosophy. He describes the disintegration of his family in Depression-era Michigan as well as his high times as a dandy hustler on the streets of Boston and New York. The twin shadows of racism and prejudice are forever present. As a child, Malcolm experiences both racism''s outright horror as well as its subtler, institutionalized incarnation. As a young adult, he straightens his hair and adopts the dress and culture of the white world, slowly but surely working his way toward prison through drugs and crime.