NYPL, Malcolm X: A Search for Truth

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Introduction Messengers of Hope and Liberation Growing Up: Malcolm Little to "Detroit Red," 1925-45 Becoming Malcolm X: Incarceration and Conversion, 1946-52 Being Minister Malcolm X: Growing the Nation, 1953-63 Malcolm X to El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, 1964-65 Educational Resource Guide Credits Visit the Exhibition

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture > Malcolm X: A Search for Truth

Credits

CURATORIAL AND RESEARCH CONSULTANT
Cheryll Y. Greene

CURATORIAL COMMITTEE
Howard Dodson
Roberta Yancy
Christopher Moore
Mary Yearwood

EXHIBITION COMMITTEE
Clarisse Rosaz Shariyf
Laini Madhubuti
Bokar Ture
Tessa Hamilton
Andre Elizee
Jacqueline Dowdell

LOGO DESIGN
Kenneth McFarlin

For more information on public programs related to Malcolm X: A Search for Truth, or to access an on-line teachers’ guide related to the exhibition, visit www.schomburgcenter.org. To schedule a tour, call (212) 491-2207.

In January 2003, the Estate of Betty Shabazz placed the Malcolm X Collection on long-term deposit at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library.

This exhibition is funded in part by Altria Group, Inc., J. P. Morgan Chase Foundation, Tommy Hilfiger Corporate Foundation, Inc., Beverly Stewart, Cora T. Walker, and the City of New York.

The Schomburg Center expresses its deep appreciation to the Shabazz family for their support and encouragement with this exhibition project.

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