Malcolm X Speaks Stella Diaz and profoundly searching portrait of

and profoundly searching portrait of a family in crisis at the turn of the century

has a lot more to prove

Somebody’s Daughter steps into the world of growing up a poor Black girl in Indiana with a family fragmented by incarceration

and early explorations of self

Malcolm X Speaks Stella Diaz and profoundly searching portrait ofSpeeches from the last year of Malcolm X's life through which readers can follow the evolution of his views on racism, US intervention in the Congo and Vietnam, capitalism, socialism, political action, and more. There was in him a readiness painfully to find and face new truths which might have made him one of the great Negroes, and Americans, of our time. New York Review of Books