Inkster home of Malcolm X gets on National Register of Historic Places
Malcolm X lived in the Inkster home in 1952 along with his brother Wilfred Little and his family. It is being turned into a museum.
Source: detroitnews.com
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Malcolm X lived in the Inkster home in 1952 along with his brother Wilfred Little and his family. It is being turned into a museum.