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Situating Malcolm X in the African American narrative tradition : freedom for literacy and literacy for freedom / Theresa Perry

Malcolm X : make it plain: the documentary and book as educational materials / Judy Richardson and James Turner

"Forming the habit of seeing for ourselves, hearing for ourselves and thinking for ourselves" : teaching Malcolm X to third and fourth graders, an integrated approach / Judith J. Richards

Don't waste your life, be like Malcolm X / Javier Brown

Never so truly free : reading and writing about Malcolm in the community college / Terry Meier

Teaching Malcolm X to fifth and sixth graders / Linda Mizell and Laraine Morin

What "X" really means / Jabari Brown

The meaning of Malcolm : a conversation with high school students / facilitated by Valdir Barbosa

Reading Malcolm X with white students / Noel Ignatiev

For the love of "X" : teaching The autobiography of Malcolm X in an urban high school setting / Sandra Dickerson

Malcolm and the music / Leonard Lewis Brown

Malcolm X and black rage / Cornel West

The continuing crime of black imprisonment / Steve Whitman

The meaning of Malcolm X for imprisoned Afrikans in the United States / Owusu Yaki Yakubu

The perquisites of whiteness : lessons from The autobiography of Malcolm X / Robert Lowe

Toasts, jam, and libation : how we place Malcolm X in the folk tradition / Imani Perry

Learning to think for ourselves : Malcolm X's black nationalism reconsidered / Patricia Hill Collins

His name is Malcolm / Nikki Giovanni

Texts and testimonies : feminist notes on the liberation narrative of Malcolm X / Joyce Hope Scott

Probing a divided metaphor : Malcolm X and his readers / Michael Eric Dyson.