The Last Year of Malcolm X: the Evolution of a Revolutionary (1967)

by George Breitman

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Evaluates the experiences and teachings of the black leader during his final year of life.

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Produced in 1967, Breitman highlights the final years in the life of Malcolm X: dealing with his split from the Nation of Islam, his travels abroad, his expanding social and political beliefs, and his challenges in managing (integrating) the Muslim Mosque Inc. and the Organization of Afro-American Unity’s goal of bringing out revolutionary change in the lives of Black people worldwide alongside the conciliatory progressive gradualism of the civil rights leaders and organizations of the day. (

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