The Autobiography of Malcolm X

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The Autobiography of Malcolm X Table of Contents

DEDICATION

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1 Nightmare

CHAPTER 2 Mascot

CHAPTER 3 Homeboy

CHAPTER 4 Laura

CHAPTER 5 Harlemite

CHAPTER 6 Detroit Red

CHAPTER 7 Hustler

CHAPTER 8 Trapped

CHAPTER 9 Caught

CHAPTER 10 Satan

CHAPTER 11 Saved

CHAPTER 12 Savior

CHAPTER 13 Minister Malcolm X

CHAPTER 14 Black Muslims

CHAPTER 15 Icarus

CHAPTER 16 Out

CHAPTER 17 Mecca

CHAPTER 18 El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz

CHAPTER 19 1965

EPILOGUE Alex Haley

ON MALCOLM X Ossie Davis