THE COMPLETE MALCOLM X COLLECTION

Hours of Audio

Hours of Video

Pages of FBI Files

Malcolm X was one of the world’s most important human rights leaders and an incredibly gifted speaker. Now he can be seen on a new 2-DVD collection of the most complete Malcolm X video material ever assembled. This collection includes 40 Hours of Audio, 14 hours of video, 4,000 pages of FBI Files and more.

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Audio (40 Hours)

Barry Gray Interview (March 10, 1960) – 41:09
Lecture in Atlantic City, New Jersey (1960) – 25:19
Lecture in Atlanta, Georgia (1960) – 28:00
The Embassy in Los Angeles (April 16, 1961) – 1:17:39
Open Mind: The Black Muslims in America (April 23, 1961) – 56:33
Ed Harvey Interview (June, 1961) – 22:55
Eleanor Fischer Interview (1961) – 31:03
Malcolm X Debates Bayard Rustin (January 23, 1962) – 37:45
Bayard Rustin Debate (February 15, 1962) – 33:28
Ronald Stokes Memorial Service (April 28, 1962) – 39:43
Dick Elman Interview (May 1, 1962) – 12:27
The Crisis of Racism (May 1, 1962) – 14:30
Ed Harvey Interview (September 26, 1962) – 24:25
Black Man’s History (December 12, 1962) – 1:29:01
Malcolm X on the Original Asiatic Man (1962) – 2:25:32
Michigan State University (January 23, 1963) – 47:12
City Desk Interview (March 17, 1963) – 28:15
Red Benson Interview (April 26, 1963) – 16:37
Open Mind: Race Relations In Crisis (June 12, 1963) – 1:39:29
Abyssinian Baptist Church (June 12, 1963) – 26:50
Kenneth Clark Interview (June 30, 1963) – 13:06
Harlem Unity Rally (August 10, 1963) – 2:05:23
James Baldwin Debate (September 5, 1963) – 27:44
Address to the Ford Hall Forum (October 10, 1963) – 54:16
UC Berkeley Interview (October 11, 1963) – 39:53
UC Berkeley Speech (October 11, 1963) – 46:40
Austin Clarke Interview (October 13, 1963) – 1:04:50
A Message to the Grassroots (November 10, 1963) – 43:31
A Visit From the FBI (February 4, 1964) – 8:30
Declaration of Independence (March 12, 1964) – 7:22
The Black Revolution (April 8, 1964) – 45:13
The Ballot or the Bullet (April 12, 1964) – 52:48
Return from Mecca Press Conference (May 21, 1964) – 14:52
The Militant Labor Forum (May 29, 1964) – 1:04:56
Robert Penn Warren Interview (June 2, 1964) – 1:00:40
Ed Harvey Interview (June 4, 1964) – 18:24
John Nebel Interview (June 20, 1964) – 3:37:59
Bob Kennedy Interview (June 25, 1964) – 21:42
Comments in Paris (November 23, 1964) – 13:38
Oxford Union Debate (December 3, 1964) – 31:30
HARYOU-ACT Forum (December 12, 1964) – 49:37
Abdulrahman Mohamed Babu Intro. (December 13, 1964) – 1:09:44
Harvard Law School Forum (December 16, 1964) – 48:27
Fannie Lou Hamer Introduction (December 20, 1964) – 25:37
SNCC Civil Rights Workers (January 1, 1965) – 21:53
Front Page Challenge (January 5, 1965) – 13:05
Prospects for Freedom in 1965 (January 7, 1965) – 1:15:24
On Afro-American History (January 24, 1965) – 45:10
After the Firebombing (February 14, 1965) – 1:23:54
Stan Bernard interview (February 18, 1965) – 1:26:03

Video (12 Hours)

1960 Harlem Rally (15 min)
1962 Bayard Rustin Debate (15 min)
1962 Los Angeles (40 min)
1963 Berkeley (45 min)
1963 City Desk (30 min)
1963 Kenneth Clark (15 min)
1963 Open Mind Debate (120 min)
1964 Front Page Challenge (15 min)
1964 Malcolm X Exposes Elijah Muhammad (20 min)
1964 Oxford Union Debate (15 min)
1964 Return From Mecca Press Conference (15 min)
1965 A Worldwide Revolution (40 min)
1965 Malcolm X Documentary (90 min)
1965 The Assassination of Malcolm X
1983 The War Against Malcolm X (60 min)
1992 Brother Malcolm (120 min)

Short Clips (120 Min)

Malcolm X on Self-Defense
Malcolm X in Harlem
Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali
First Interview in England
James Baldwin on Malcolm X
Our African Brothers
Malcolm X Interview (1963)
John F. Kennedy is a Trickster
Malcolm X at the Audubon
War Against The Racists
Send the Government to Mississippi
Direct Action
The House Negro and the Field Negro
Guerrilla Warfare
Betty Shabazz Interview after the Firebombing
Martin Luther King on Malcolm X
The Fear is Gone
Comments in Paris (November 23, 1964)
OAAU Founding Rally (June 28, 1964)
Looking For Justice
Malcolm X Collection
Malcolm X on JFK and Birmingham
Malcolm X in Smethwick
Harlem Riots
Racist Politicians
Buy A Shotgun
The Second Amendment
Racism is a Cancer
After the Firebombing
Malcolm X interviewed in England
New York City School Boycott
Black Nationalism
Secret recording of the FBI by Malcolm X (Feb. 4, 1964)
Harlem reacts to the Assassination 1
Wake Up Clean Up and Stand Up
Louis Lomax Interviews Malcolm X (1959)
Times will never get better until you make them better
Malcolm X Exposes Media Manipulation
On Being Militant
Education Not Legislation
Malcolm X speaks against integration
On the Police of Harlem
Why I Left the Nation of Islam
On African History
The Burial of Malcolm X
On the United Nations
A Call For International Unity
The Power Shifts to Africa
Who Are You
Assassination Footage
Patrice Lumumba
Betty Shabazz Interview after the Assassination
Early Mike Wallace Interview
The Problem is Still Here
Protesting the NYPD
I Probably Am a Dead Man Already
The Funeral of Malcolm X
James Baldwin on the Assassination
Martin Luther King on the Assassination
White People’s Guilt Complex
Malcolm X Speaks
Malcolm X on the KKK
Self-Defense Units
The Black Bourgeoisie
Malcolm X on Muhammad Ali
Harlem reacts to the Assassination 2
Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Meeting
My Life is in Danger

Other Files & Content

Text & Documents

4,000 Pages of FBI Files
Malcolm X Collected Speeches Volume 1 (355 pages)
Malcolm X Collected Speeches Volume 2 (425 pages)

Images

Gallery of over 60 rare images of Malcolm X

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