Malcolm X, African American Revolutionary

Dennis D. Wainstock teaches American history at Fairmont State University (West Virginia) and Parkersburg Community College (West Virginia). He is also the author of books about the 1968 presidential campaign, the atomic bomb, and the Korean War. He lives in Morgantown, West Virginia.

• Table of ContentsPreface      Introduction: The Early Years      1. Imprisonment and Redemption      2. Elijah Muhammad and Malcolm X      3. Malcolm X’s Ministry      4. The Developing Rift      5. The Rift Deepens      6. Disobedience and Suspension      7. The Break      8. The Pilgrimage and African Travels      9. By Any Means Necessary      10. Back Overseas      11. Under the Wire      12. The Last Days      13. Arrests, Convictions, and Theories      14. Recapitulation and Reflection      Notes      Bibliography      Index