The Saturday Evening Post published an excerpt adapted from Malcolm’s autobiography, titled “I’m Talking to You, White Man.” Alex Haley’s collaboration helped bring Malcolm’s account to mass readership, but the magazine’s editorial framing and omissions shaped how white readers encountered his voice. The excerpt is not the full book and should be read alongside speeches and writings from his final year.
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