We know the story of civil rights leader Malcolm X, but history classes never teach us about how his legacy continued through his children. X married Dr. Betty Shabazz in 1958, and together ...

now known as the Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Center. "I think of my mother, 60 years ago to this day, coming here and witnessing this assassination of her husband and ...

now known as the Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Center. "I think of my mother, 60 years ago to this day, coming here and witnessing this assassination of her husband and ...

It has been 60 years since Malcolm X was assassinated in NYC, and his family is calling for the documents in the case to be declassified.

His image, peering through curtains while holding a rifle, is iconic, seared into the collective memory of Black America. His message of racial progress — defiant, hopeful, or threatening, depending ...

After the firebombing, Malcolm X’s family stayed with neighbors, Whitaker said. He and his wife Betty Shabazz found a new home they wanted to buy on Long Island, but couldn’t afford the down ...

with great-granddaughters Betty and twin girls Roxie and Maeve – the last two born into this world on the same day Mike passed out of it. Mike was predeceased by his parents Malcolm and Frances ...

Then 39 years old, he was survived by his wife Betty and six daughters. Malcolm X's upbringing included time in Michigan. His family settled in Michigan in 1928 and he lived in the Lansing area ...

Malcolm X later visited Detroit over the years, giving speeches in the city, including at Wayne State University, the Walter P. Reuther Library said. He proposed to his wife Betty from a phone ...

Malcolm's family home was burned down ... As he began to speak in front of an audience including his wife, Betty, a smoke bomb was detonated from the back of the audience, prompting him to ...