THE COMPLETE MALCOLM X: Over 40 Hours of Video and Audio Material on one DVD-ROM

2006-08-07T19:15:00.000-07:00

Malcolm X (El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz) was one of the world's most important human rights leaders and an incredibly gifted speaker. Now he can be seen and heard on a new DVD-ROM that represents the most complete collection of Malcolm X material ever assembled. This DVD includes:

Over 12 hours of video footage

Over 27 hours of audio

Over 400 pages of speeches

Over 9,000 pages of FBI Files

A gallery of hi-res images

This is the most complete collection of Malcolm X speeches, debates and interviews ever assembled. The DVD includes speeches from the time he was appointed National Spokesman for the NOI in 1960 to just days before his assassination at the Audubon Ballroom on February 21, 1965. The DVD includes full audio of his most famous speeches such as "The Ballot or the Bullet" and "A Message to the Grassroots" as well as rare footage unavailable anywhere else. This digital biography provides in-depth information on his assassination and well-documented proof that the FBI and CIA were involved directly in his assassination. Watch rare footage of John Ali who worked undercover for the CIA as the National Secretary of the Nation of Islam. You'll also see interviews with Gene Roberts, one of Malcolm X's bodyguards, and an undercover NYPD officer.

The Malcolm X DVD includes the following material. You are strongly encouraged to share this material with friends and family. All material in MP3, MP4 and PDF format and easily accessed on any computer. Not for standalone players. (Click here for The Malcolm X Collection, which is playable on any DVD player including Xbox and Playstation). Please contact me if you have any questions. All emails answered within 24 hours. The DVD-ROM includes:

AUDIO (27 Hours)

New York Radio Interview (March 10, 1960 — 41 min)
Eleanor Fischer Interview (1961 — 31 min)
At the Embassy in Los Angeles (April 16, 1961 — 1hr 19 min)
Open Mind Interview (April 23, 1961 — 56 min)
Bayard Rustin Debate (February 15, 1962 — 33 min)
The Crisis of Racism (May 01/62 — 15 min)
Black Man's History (December 12, 62 — 1 hr 29 min)
Interview with CBC's Austin Clarke (1963 — 13 min)
University of Michigan (January 23, 1963, 47 min)
The Black Revolution (June 12, 1963 — 26 min)
Race Relations in Crisis (June 12, 1963 — 1 hr 39 min)
Harlem Unity Rally (August 10, 1963 — 1:57 min)
Debate with James Baldwin (April 25, 1961 — 27 min)
UC Berkeley Speech + Q&A (October 11, 1963 — 50 min)
A Message to the Grassroots (November 10, 1963 — 43 min)
The Black Revolution (April 08, 1964 — 45 min)
Declaration of Independence (April 12, 1964 — 7 min)
The Ballot or the Bullet (April 12, 1964 — 53 min)
Militant Labor Forum (May 29, 1964 — 1 hr 14 min)
NYC Talk Radio Interview (June 20, 1964 — 4 hr 2 min)
Boston Radio Interview (June 25, 1964 — 26 min)
Oxford Union Debate (December 03, 1964 — 32 min)
HARYOU Speech (December 12, 1964 — 50 min)
A Worldwide Revolution (December 13, 1964 — 1 hr 10 min)
Harvard Law School Forum (December 16, 1964 — 51 min)
MFDP Meeting in Harlem (December 24, 1964 — 26 min)
Malcolm X's Secret Recording of the FBI (February 04, 1965 — 8 min)
Prospects for Freedom in 1965 (January 7, 1965 — 1 hr 15 min)
On Afro-American History (January 24, 65 — 45 min)
The Last Speech (February 14, 65 — 1 hr 25 min)
TOTAL AUDIO TIME: 27 hrs 47 mins

VIDEO (12 Hours)

25 Video Excerpts (1960-1965) [60 minutes]
Los Angeles speech on Ronald Stokes (May 5, 1962, 40 minutes)
Interview with Kenneth Clarke [June 1963, 15 minutes)
Roundtable with James Farmer [June 12, 1963, 120 minutes)
Interview on program "City Desk" [March 17, 1963 30 minutes)
Interview at Berkeley University (Oct. 11, 1963, 45 minutes)
Oxford University Debate [December 3, 1964 15 minutes)
Canadian television interview [January 5, 1965, 15 minutes)
The Speeches of Malcolm X [90 minutes)
Malcolm X Biography [120 minutes)
The Assassination of Malcolm X [90 minutes)
TOTAL VIDEO TIME: 12 hrs

TRANSCRIPTIONS (400 Pages)

Harlem Freedom Rally (1960)
Queens College (May 5, 1960)
Bayard Rustin Debate (November, 1960)
Eleanor Fischer Interviews Malcolm X (1961)
Harvard University (March 24, 1961)
Open Mind Roundtable (October 15, 1961)
Yale University (October 20, 1962)
Black Man’s History (December 12, 1962)
20 Million Black People in a Political, Economic, and Mental Prison (January 23, 1963)
Alex Haley Interviews Malcolm X (May, 1963)
The Black Revolution (June, 1963)
The Old Negro and the New Negro (September, 1963)
A Message to the Grassroots (October 10, 1963)
UC Berkeley (October 11, 1963)
Columbia University (November 20, 1963)
God’s Judgement of White America (December 4 ,1963)
A Visit from the FBI (February 4, 1964)
A Declaration of Independence (March 12, 1964)
Harvard University (March 18, 1964)
A.B. Spellman Interviews Malcolm X (March 19, 1964)
Louis Lomax Interviews Malcolm X (April 3, 1964)
The Ballot or the Bullet (NY, April 3, 1964)
The Black Revolution (April 8, 1964)
Milton Henry Interviews Malcolm X April 12, 1964)
The Ballot or the Bullet (April 12, 1964)
Letter From Mecca (April 20, 1964)
University of Ghana (May 13, 1964)
Robert Penn Warren Interviews Malcolm X (June 2, 1964)
OAAU Founding Rally (New York City, June 28, 1964)
Second OAAU Rally (July 5, 1964)
Speech to African Summit Conference Speech (July 17, 1964)
Speech to Second African Summit Conference Speech (August 21, 1964)
Letter to the Egyptian Gazette (August 25, 1964)
OAAU Homecoming Rally (November 29, 1964)
Les Crane Interviews Malcolm X (December 2, 1964)
Oxford Union Debate (December 3, 1964)
Speech to Peace Corps Workers (December 12, 1964)
At the Audubon Ballroom (December 13, 1964)
Harvard Law School Forum (December 16, 1964)
At the Audubon Ballroom (December 20, 1964)
Fannie Lou Hamer December 20, 1964)
Bernice Bass interviews Malcolm X (December 27, 1964)
Claude Lewis Interviews Malcolm X (December, 1964)
Speech to Civil Rights Workers (January 1, 1965)
Prospects for Freedom in 1965 (January 7, 1965)
Pierre Berton interviews Malcolm X (January 19, 1965)
On Afro-American History (January 24, 1965)
Some Reflections on “Negro History Week” (January 25, 1965)
London School of Economics (February 11, 1965)
After the Firebombing (February 14, 1965)
There’s A Worldwide Revolution Going On (February 15, 1965)
Not Just an American Problem, But a World Problem (February 16, 1965)
Stan Bernard interviews Malcolm X (February 18, 1965)
Al-Muslimoon Magazine Interview (February 20, 1965)
Program of the Organization of Afro-American Unity (OAAU)
Outline for Petition to the United Nations Charging Genocide Against 22 Million Black Americans
Total: 444 Pages

MORE

Over 9,000 Pages of FBI Files: Includes dozens of interviews and news articles on Malcolm X and includes Malcolm X's newspaper column "God's Angry Man"
Dozens of Malcolm X pictures including a gallery of hi-resolution images

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