Malcolm married Betty Sanders, later known as Betty Shabazz. Their partnership and family life were central to his work and exposed them to the pressures placed on movement households, including travel, surveillance, threats, and public scrutiny. A biography that treats Betty only as a supporting figure misses her own political labor and the shared risks borne by Black families organizing under state monitoring.
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