Columbia University professor Manning Marable tells the story of Malcolm X – a man who was in turns hustler, criminal, convict, convert, and finally, a martyr for his cause. Monitor critic Geoff Wisner calls this work "an excellent new biography."
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4. "Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention," by Manning Marable
