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Black Muslims

Remarkable interview with Malcolm X, spokesman for the Nation of Islam, about police brutality against black Muslims in LA

Documentary 1963 11 mins Not rated

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Overview

In a ground-breaking report for current affairs series This Week, Malcolm X is interviewed about his beliefs during a trial following the shooting of seven black men by the LAPD at a Los Angeles mosque. Though the report couches the incident and the popularity of the Nation of Islam in terms typical of the time, much of the film features Malcolm X discussing the tenets of Elijah Muhammad and making his own searing case for reparations and separation.

As coverage of a trial in which black men were charged with assault following a fatal shooting by police, this film remains strikingly relevant. Please note that the report contains distressing newsreel footage which shows injured men being restrained by police.

Featuring

Malcolm X

Genres

Documentary

Certificate

Not rated

Country

United Kingdom

Language

English

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