Alex HaleyAuthor of RootsAlso known as: Ales Haley, HALEY ALEX, Alez Haley, ALEX HAILEY
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Alex Haley has 1 upcoming event. Centuries & Sleuths Bookstore: On This Day... (August 11 at 23:00) Alex Haley , Roots. 3114 BC: The World began according to Maya. They predicted the World would end in late December, 2012.1790: President George Washington signed into law an act providing aid disabled veterans.1828: First Labor Party in U.S.A. formed in Philadelphai, PA.1921: Birthday of African-American novelist, Alex ... (more)Haley who with his fictionalized family history from captured African slave to current African-American, Roots gained him world-wide fame & gave African-Americans pride in their heritage.1965: Rioting began in Watts, a black ghetto of Los Angeles, CA.
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