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

Knowledge of self is true wealth. Whips and chains are punishments that wash the brain

Another militant picture from an inspirational hero name Malcolm X R.I.P

Defend black womanhood

Which kind of typography influenced this book cover above? The answer will bring you back in time to the visual branding of the Black Panther Party. Actually, there is one person behind shaping the…

Famous photograph that was in “Life” magazine in March of 1964 and again in “Ebony” in September of that same year. In the picture, Malcolm X is holding a M1 Carbine in his right hand, and pulling back the blinds on his window with his left hand, looking outside his Queens, NY, home to keep watch. He had good cause. On Feb. 14, 1965, his house was firebombed. A week later, on Feb. 21, 1965, while giving a speech, with his family in the audience, Malcolm X was assassinated.

A poem on my Black experience in America.

Kerry James Marshall | Untitled (By Any Means Necessary), 1998