By any means necessary

By Any Means Necessary is a collection of the last speeches, interviews, and a letter by Malcolm X (1925–1965). The book was edited by George Breitman and first published by Pathfinder Press, New York, in 1970. The imprint was established shortly before, in 1969, as a successor

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It is wise to learn from the experience of others. We can look to the trials, tribulations, and lived experience of others who persevered through challenging circumstances that we ourselves may yet face. Their choices, skills, training and attitudes should inform our own. It is no stretch to say that there is nothing new under ... Read more

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