Page 24 - Malcolm X News Today

Malcolm X still looms over our current moment. But the version of the man that we meet now is much more human, relatable, problematic and inspirational, for all his flaws.

While no one cares about your naked body, hundreds of millions of people routinely pay to watch films with celebrities in the buff. The Onion asked celebrities what they regretted the most about filming nude scenes, and this is what they said.

Muhammad A. Aziz and the estate of Khalil Islam are seeking answers about why the F.B.I. withheld evidence that later cleared both men.

Everyone can be a hero these days, and that's something studios are keenly aware of.

Pulitzer-winning composer Anthony Davis on Malcolm X at the Met, challenging racism in opera, championing Black power in his work—and why artists must “step up“ against bigotry.

On Nov. 10, 1963, African-American political activist and religious leader Malcolm X delivered his seminal “Message to the Grassroots” speech at King Solomon Baptist Church located on Detroit’s …

The Met just premiered the opera “X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X.”

Letter from New York

Lawyer Attiq Malik, chairman of the London Muslim Communities Forum, has been removed as an advisor by the Metropolitan Police after video showed him leading a pro-Palestine chant

Linda Tigani was a member of the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement, whose principles call for the creation of an "independent Black Nation" on US land.