81. The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make A Difference.: By Malcolm Gladwell By malcolm Gladwell. (Pp 279; US$14.95.) little, Brown and Company, January 2002. ISBN 0349-11346-7. A Seay. Injury Prevention Consultant, London; http://ip.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/extract/9/3/286-a

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Text only Print Add to favourites Suggest similar pages in history archive 01 jan 07 jan 16 jan 22-23 jan ... date or event on learnenglish central about us archive arts cartoons ... your texts learn english in your country UK exam in history Killing of Malcolm X (21 February 1965) The Afro-American nationalist leader Malcolm X, one of the leaders of the militant Black Muslim sect until he left it to found his own movement, was shot dead while addressing a rally of his followers in New York on Feb. 21. Double-click on any word and see its definition from Cambridge Dictionaries Online Read the article and then do an activity Malcolm Xwho was 39, and whose name was Malcolm Littlehad just begun to address a meeting of his Organization for Afro-American Unity when he fell to the floor riddled by bullets. A post-mortem examination showed that he had been shot from close range by pistols of at least three different calibres, the murder being apparently the work of several men. In addition to the slaying of Malcolm X, two members of the audience were wounded by the fusillade of shots. Born in Omaha, Malcolm Little was brought up in an institution after losing his fatheran Afro-American preacher who was killed in a street accidentat the age of six. He later drifted to Boston and New York, became a gambler and drug addict, and in 1946 went to prison after a series of burglaries. While in prison his sisters and brothers wrote to him about a "new religion," Islam, being preached to Afro-American men in the United States by Elijah Muhammad, the founder of the sect of Black Muslims a "religion" which proclaimed the superiority of the Afro-American man over the white. The New York Times said that when Little entered prison in 1946 he was "a marijuana-smoking, cocaine-sniffing, zoot-suited, hip-talking hoodlum," but when released seven years later he left gaol as "Malcolm X, an ascetic, a Black Muslim, a highly articulate man who hated the white world."

84. History Of Malcolm X: More Than Just An Angry Black Man - The Daily Aztec - Opin Born malcolm little, malcolm X was shot standing where he was most dominant These events had a significant impact on malcolm little s life and played a http://www.thedailyaztec.com/news/2005/02/24/Opinion/History.Of.Malcolm.X.More.T

document.write(''+''); The Daily Aztec Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... register showNetworkBanner(1); var story_id = 875275; Home Opinion History of Malcolm X: more than just an angry black man By Consuela Headrick, Opinion Editor Published: Thursday, February 24, 2005 Editor's note: This column is part one of a two-part series on Malcolm X. Part two will run next week. On Feb. 21, 1965, the black community lost a hero struggling for the empowerment of a minority people in a nation surrounded by racism, segregation and discrimination. Malcolm X was the embodiment of black nationalism with the determination for blacks to rise up in spite of the inequality that plagued America. But to many Americans today, Malcolm X was nothing more than an extremely angry black man. He was an advocate for pursuing equality "by any means necessary" - a term that scared Americans at the time, and still scares many Americans today. Born Malcolm Little, Malcolm X was shot standing where he was most dominant - behind the podium. After taking the stage of the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, he became an easy target. Ready to address 400 of his followers, Malcolm X was gunned instantly. But he was well aware his life was in constant danger because of his strong influence in the black community. Malcolm X became aware of the Nation of Islam, led by Elijah Muhammad, while serving a prison sentence for larceny, carrying firearms and breaking-and-entering. Though Muhammad's teachings were not in line with the practice of orthodox Islam, he appealed to blacks through hatred for the white man, which moved Malcolm and many others into believing in their own sect of Islam. After serving his sentence, Malcolm X moved to Chicago to live with Muhammad and learned of the religion of Islam. He was responsible for increased interest of Islam among blacks in America. Between 1953 and 1955, Malcolm X became the minister of three Temples. Eventually, 10 new temples were started, and the NOI grew to a membership of 40,000 by the early '60s.

85. NYPL, Malcolm X: A Search For Truth During the first twenty years of his life, malcolm little was shaped by social May 19 Born malcolm little, Omaha, Nebraska, to Louise and Earl little. http://www.nypl.org/research/sc/malcolmx/growing.html

@import "/styles/markup-nonNS4.css"; Skip to Left Navigation Skip to Main Content get a library card? find a book? renew a book? reserve a book? research a topic? find a job at NYPL? volunteer for NYPL? support NYPL? rent space? order/license images? learn to read? learn English? find events? find exhibitions? find classes? connect with wireless? Introduction Messengers of Hope and Liberation Growing Up: Malcolm Little to "Detroit Red," 1925-45 Becoming Malcolm X: Incarceration and Conversion, 1946-52 ... Malcolm X: A Search for Truth The Autobiography of Malcolm X Timeline May 19 - Born Malcolm Little, Omaha, Nebraska, to Louise and Earl Little. Alain Locke edits and publishes The New Negro , anthology of literary works by blacks. December - Little family moves to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Little home in Lansing, Michigan, set on fire and destroyed. Earl Little builds new home in East Lansing. October 24 - Stock market crashes, leading to Great Depression. Wallace D. Fard (aka W. Fard Muhammad) founds Nation of Islam in Detroit, Michigan.

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Biografie Malcolm X Bologna, Biblioteca Sala Borsa Settore Prestito, maggio 2003. Malcolm X, diretto da Spike Lee, Cecchi Gori Home Video, 1993. Con: Denzel Washington. VF LEE S MAL George Breitman, Malcolm X: l'uomo e le idee , Roma, Erre emme, 1992. S 323.1 MALCX La vita e il pensiero del grande teorico del nazionalismo nero in una delle opere più celebri del suo principale studioso. In appendice due testi di Malcom X significativi per comprendere la storia e lo sviluppo del Black power. Autobiografia di Malcom X , redatta con la collaborazione di Alex Haley, Torino, Einaudi, 1967. S* 323.1 MALCX L'evoluzione umana e politica di Malcolm X narrata attraverso i suoi occhi: la sua "segnata" giovinezza, la conversione all'Islam, l'adesione ai Black Muslim sino alla sospensione sul finire del 1963,la lotta e la militanza politica fino ad arrivare al fatidico 21 febbraio 1965, giorno del suo assassinio, stesso giorno in cui, insieme a Alex Haley ,doveva rivedere il manoscritto di questa autobiografia. ultima modifica: 04.02.2004 Biblioteca Sala Borsa grande piccolo stampa home ... mappa

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88. The Accidental Guru malcolm Gladwell, says one fan, is. But we spend very little time talking about this other kind of thinking, which is happening in a split second and http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/90/open_gladwell.html

@import "http://www.fastcompany.com/css/magazine.css"; Skip to the content of this page showLogin('', 'http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/90/open_gladwell.html'); How Smart People Work Advanced options Site Navigation Home Magazine Archives Guides ... Events Magazine Resources current issue contact us The Accidental Guru Malcolm Gladwell, says one fan, is "just a thinker." But what a thinker. His provocative ideas are taking the business world by storm. So who is this guy, and what can he teach you about business? From: Issue 90 January 2005 Page 64 By: Danielle Sacks Photographs by: Ofer Wolberger "I really like that term 'momentary autism,' " a woman says softly into the mike. She is in the back of the Times Square Studios speaking to a room of some 200 people, and more important, Malcolm Gladwell, who's standing solo onstage. It's the second day of the fifth annual New Yorker Festival, and Gladwell has just finished a detailed reprise of the seven seconds that led to the infamous 1999 fatal shooting of Amadou Diallo. Minutes before, every eye in the room was locked on him as he unspooled the nanodecisions that misled four New York cops into thinking the innocent Guinean immigrant was an armed criminal, resulting in 41 shots, 19 to the chest. Article Tools Print this page Send to a friend Newsletters Fast Take : FC's weekly newsletter First Impression : daily insights FC Now : staff blog Transit Authority : business travel tips

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THE CIVIL RIGHTS Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community Martin Luther King, Jr. THE MOST INFLUENTIAL and well known of the Black leaders that emerged in the sixties, Dr. Martin Luther King was president of the Southern Christian Leadership Council. He and his followers organized numerous marches, rallies, and strikes to call attention to the systematic discrimination against minorities that was endemic in American society. His belief was in nonviolent confrontation with the authorities and a prodding of the conscience of the white majority to effect social change. He convinced President Kennedy and later President Johnson to push for legislation to end discrimination and was awarded the Nobel Peace prize in 1964. On April 4, 1968, King was assassinated in Memphis while there to organize a garbage workers strike. To Bear Witness TO BEAR WITNESS is a pictorial essay of one of the most celebrated marches of the Civil Rights era. Organized by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., supporters attempted to march from Selma to the Alabama State Capitol on March 7th, 1965. That rally was broken up by police who were televised beating men, women, and children, and dispersing the crowds with water cannons and attack dogs. On March 17, United States District Judge Frank M. Johnson, ordered state and county officials "to permit and protect" the marchers on the fifty mile walk from Selma, Alabama, to the courthouse in Montgomery. The National Guard was called out to preserve the peace and on March 25th the protesters began the march. It was estimated that forty thousand men, women, and children completed the journey.

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Makin' a Little Magic Malcolm Harris by Wolfen Moondaughter A while ago, comics writer Malcolm Harris sent me the first issue of his all-ages series, Witch Girls , about the adventures of the young students of a school for witches, and I absolutely loved it! A few months ago, he emailed me with the exciting news that Witch Girls (or rather, its companion series, Witch Girls Tales Sequential Tart Malcolm Harris : Colorado State, blew out my back the first season and after another semester returned to Texas. ST Were you a Lit major at Colorado State, or did you have other interests back then? MH : I was an Engineering major actually. The only writing I was doing was stories based on various RPG adventures we played back then. And for the youngsters out there, it was pen and paper RPGs, not video games. ST Which came first, your publishing label, Manga Graphix , or the idea for the Witch Girls comics? MH Manga Graphix . My younger brother and I always wanted to do our comics since I was 10. When we used to draw and write our own comics on notebook paper we called it "Manga Graphix." When I grew up and got into comics I thought I'll bring our dream to life and named the company "Manga Graphix". ST For our readers who may be unfamiliar with the series, give us the low-down on the

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