In this first hand account, a panel of interviewers asks Malcolm X about various questions involving his group, his religion, and his outlook on various aspects of life as an African American during that time period. One of the leaders in the human rights group, The Nation of Islam, Malcolm X was assassinated in February of 1965 after recanting his faith in the group itself. Malcolm X believed that the Muslim religion was the best thing for society along with the idea of separating blacks and whites.

Malcolm X explains in this first hand account exactly why he feels that the Muslim religion is the best thing for the nation. He was assassinated in February of 1965 after retracting his faith in The Nation of Islam. Malcolm X was the leader of The Nation of Islam and a prominent human rights activist who believed that separation of blacks and whites was the best thing for society.

In this first hand account, one of Malcolm X's killers admits to the public what he had done, as well as explains why it had to happen. Malcolm X was a well-known human rights activist and helped to establish the group known as The Nation of Islam. This group believed that the best thing for society was the separation of blacks and whites. In February of 1965, Malcolm X was assassinated by three of the group's members once when he decided later to discard faith in The Nation of Islam.

Actress and civil rights activist Ruby Dee describes her reaction to the news of Malcolm X's assassination and explains why she and her husband were not at the Audubon Ballroom when the shooting occurred. The assassination happened on February 21, 1965 and the funeral for Malcolm X was held on February 27th attracting thousands of mourners.

A witness of the Malcolm X assassination explains exactly what happened during the shooting at Manhattan's Audubon Ballroom. The assassination happened on February 21, 1965 and Malcolm X was pronounced dead on his arrival at the hospital due to the 21 gun shot wounds he sustained.

Hear what Harlem residents have to say about the assassination of civil rights leader Malcolm X, what he meant to them, and who they think is responsible for the shooting. On February 21, 1965 Malcolm X was killed while speaking at an Organization of Afro-American Unity meeting and was pronounced dead soon after his arrival at the hospital with 21 gun shot wounds.