Malcolm X

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Reizh pe jener	paotr
Bro ar geodedouriezh	Stadoù-Unanet
Anv e yezh-vamm an den	Malcolm X
Anv ganedigezh	Malcolm Little
Anv-bihan	Malcolm
Anv-familh	Little, X, Shabazz
Lesanv	Malachi Shabazz
Deiziad ganedigezh	19 Mae 1925
Lec'h ganedigezh	Omaha
Deiziad ar marv	21 C'hwe 1965
Lec'h ar marv	Manhattan
Doare mervel	muntr
Abeg ar marv	gloaz dre arm-tan
Lec'h douaridigezh	Ferncliff Cemetery
Tad	Earl Little
Mamm	Louise Little
Breur pe c'hoar	Reginald Little, Ella Little-Collins
Pried	Betty Shabazz
Den heverk	Grace Lee Boggs, Elijah Muhammad
Yezh vamm	saozneg
Yezhoù komzet pe skrivet	saozneg
Yezh implijet dre skrid	saozneg
Lec'h annez	Malcolm X—Ella Little-Collins House
Deroù ar prantad labour	1954
Dibenn ar prantad labour	1965
Strollad etnek	Afroamerikaned
Relijion	Islam, Nation of Islam, Islam sunnit
Perzhiad e	civil rights movement
Ideologiezh politikel	Black Nationalism, Pan-Africanism
Prizioù resevet	Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards

Malcolm X (1925 – 1965) a oa ul lider politikel afroamerikan ha degemennour Nation of Islam. Anvet e oa ivez El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz.

Ganet e oa dindan an anv Malcolm Little d'an 19 a viz Mae 1925 en Omaha e Nebraska. E touez breudeur e dad, Earl Little, e oa bet lazhet gant tud wenn hag unan eus e eontred a oa bet linchet. Sklaerik e oa kroc'hen ar Malcolm yaouank. Tennañ a rae an arouezenn-mañ d'e vamm Louise Helen, sklaer he liv peogwir e oa gwenn he zad.

Ur wech deuet en oad e teuas da vezañ felladenner, ha bac'het e voe en toull. D'ar mare-se en doe kaz ouzh ar bibl, Doue hag ar relijion dre-vras. Padal e glevas komz eus an Islam ha goude an toull-bac'h e voe gounezet d'ar feiz vuzulman. Emezelañ a reas ouzh Nation of Islam ha cheñch a reas e anv en "X", o nac'hañ e anv sklav. Graet e veze "diaouled" eus ar re wenn gantañ hag ar re zu a oa sañset o vont da ren ar bed en-dro hervezañ.

Dimeziñ a reas e 1958 gant Betty X (ganet Sanders). C'hwec'h merc'h o doe.

E miz Gwengolo 1960 e kejas gant Fidel Castro hag a oa e New-York o weladenniñ ar Broadoù Unanet.

Goude bezañ kuitaet Nation of Islam e 1964 e reas e Hajj, da lâret eo ar perc'herinded d'ar vMekka. Dont a reas da vezañ ur muzulman sunni. Gwellout a reas muzulmaned eus meur a ouenn ha dont a reas da soñjal e c'hallfe an Islam mont dreist ar c'hudennoù gouennel. Beajiñ a reas div wech en Afrika, e 1959 hag e 1964. Diwezhatoc'h, e 1964, ez eas da Vro-C'hall hag d'ar Rouantelezh-Unanet.

Drouklazhet e voe d'an 21 a viz C'hwevrer 1965 e Manhattan e New-York gant izili eus Nation of Islam moarvat.

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Lec'hienn ofisiel Malcolm X

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Waldron, Clarence. Minister Louis Farrakhan Sets The Record Straight About His Relationship With Malcolm X. Jet Magazine. Interview, June 5, 2000. Retrieved May 19, 2005.
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Parks, Gordon. The White Devil's Day is Almost Over. Life, May 31, 1963.
Speakman, Lynn. Who Killed Malcolm X? The Valley Advocate, November 26, 1992, pp. 3-6.
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Handler ,M.S.Malcolm X cites role in U.N. Fight. New York Times, Jan 2, 1965; pg. 6, 1.
Montgomery, Paul L. Malcolm X a Harlem Idol on Eve of Murder Trial. New York Times, Dec 6, 1965; pg. 46, 1
Bigart, Homer. Malcolm X-ism Feared by Rustin. New York Times, Mar 4, 1965; pg. 15, 1
Arnold, Martin. Harlem is Quiet as Crowds Watch Malcolm X Rites. New York Times, Feb 28, 1965; pg. 1, 2
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n/a. Malcolm X and Muslims. New York Times, Feb 21, 1965; pg. E10, 1
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Lelyveld, Joseph. Elijah Muhammad Rallies His Followers in Harlem. New York Times, Jun 29, 1964; pg. 1, 2
n/a. Malcolm X Woos 2 Rights Leaders. New York Times, May 19, 1964; pg. 28, 1
n/a. 1,000 In Harlem Cheer Malcolm X. New York Times, Mar 23, 1964; pg. 18, 1
Handler, M.S. Malcolm X Sees Rise in Violence. New York Times, Mar 13, 1964; pg. 20, 1
n/a. Malcolm X Disputes Nonviolence Policy. New York Times, Jun 5, 1963; pg. 29, 1
Apple, R.W. Malcolm X Silenced for Remarks On Assassination of Kennedy. New York Times, Dec 5, 1963; pg. 22, 1
Ronan, Thomas P. Malcolm X Tells Rally In Harlem Kennedy Fails to Help Negroes. New York Times, Jun 30, 1963; pg. 45, 1
n/a. 4 Are Indicted Here in Malcolm X Case. New York Times, Mar 11, 1965; pg. 66, 1
Handler, M.S. Malcolm X Seeks U.N. Negro Debate. Special to The New York Times; New York Times, Aug 13, 1964; pg. 22, 1

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