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Who Killed Malcolm X?
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Who Killed Malcolm X?

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  • Malcolm X
    The Assassination of Malcolm X
    / Exoneration and lingering questions

    …aired a six-party documentary titled Who Killed Malcolm X?. It prominently featured Abdur-Rahman Muhammad, who had worked with Marable on his book. The documentary made the case, again, that Aziz and Islam were innocent, asserted Bradley’s guilt, and named other coconspirators. By the time the series had finished airing, Manhattan…

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    …aired a six-party documentary titled Who Killed Malcolm X?. It prominently featured Abdur-Rahman Muhammad, who had worked with Marable on his book. The documentary made the case, again, that Aziz and Islam were innocent, asserted Bradley’s guilt, and named other coconspirators. By the time the series had finished airing, Manhattan…

    Read More