Malcolm X | IMGpapers 1980

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His Writings:

The Autobiography of Malcolm X Malcolm X Talks to Young People Two Speeches by Malcolm X of the most prominant revolutionaries of our times.

Auckland-Rd, London, SE 19.

Malcolm X evolved, during his brief life, into the most prominant Black Freedom Fighter in the USA. Gunned down in 1965, Malcolm had begun to show thousands of Blacks the need to define their own history, to demand their rights and to stand up and fight for them.

In his evolution as a Black Freedom Fighter, Malcolm became convinced that this struggle would have to be related to a broader struggle by all the oppressed against capitalism. His writings are those of one Copies of the above are available from: Socialist Action, c/o 58, ised a mass picket.

Similar protests have been held against attempts to deport illegal immigrants' -- such as the Vaarki family - on trumped-up charges. Camden Black groups - supported again by the local labour movement - organised a number of actions, including deputations to Raisin himself.

ion by a meeting of 60 delegates from Black groups nationally to CARL

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Socialist Action