IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

MALCOLM X His Writings:

Socialist Action (League for Socialist Action) Vol. 1, No. 4, 1976 · pp. 6-7 of the scan · 251 words

The scan: Socialist Action v1 no4 jun 1976.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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Malcolm X Speaks The Autobiography of Malcolm X Malcolm X on Afro-American History Malcolm X Talks to Young People Two Speeches by Malcolm X Malcolm X evolded unned down in 1965, "ichter in the USA. blacks the need to define their own history, = rerolutionary - one of the greatest of our period.

during his briet 1, Malcolm had begun to show thousands of ip and fight for them. In his evolution as a black freedom fighter convinced that this struggle would have to be related (though never sacrificed) to a broader struggle by all the oppressed against capitalism. His writings are those of into the most prominant black freedom demand their rights and to stand Malcolm became 'private racketeering! into the worst slum housing & the worst schools where there is an inbuilt bias against equal opportunities for black children (as the nigr percentage in ESN schools shows).

The general sitiation in which Biacks find themselves in Britain is one of being second-class citizens denied same rights as white workers. cently passed 1971 Immigration ensures, at the same time, power is placed in the hands of the ice to rob inem or even elementary They can be arrested without a rignts. warrant (if suspected of being an illegal immigrant) and those who entered after 1971 deported without right of appeal. Labour The generalised (almost legalised) racism confronting black people has, up received To Teal broad ranks of the labour movement. thoulch many trade unions nrocaim

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