Malcolm X Activity and Coloring Book in Bloomington, MN

This book includes famous a biography of Malcolm X, pictures to color, games to play, puzzles, word games, songs to sing, questions and answers, flash cards, and more. This is an activity and coloring book of pictures of no one else but Malcolm X also includes with a biography of the civil rights leaders that children can recite, quotes that Malcolm X spoke, his speeches, and more.
This book is for children of all ages from 3 and up. Color the pictures while the parents teaches about the individual. Study the biography. Learn about the speeches and practice reciting them and understand their meanings, with questions and answers.
After his release from prison Malcolm helped to lead the Nation of Islam during the period of its greatest growth and influence. He met Elijah Muhammad in Chicago in 1952 and then began organizing temples for the Nation in New York, Philadelphia, and Boston and in cities in the South. He founded the Nation's newspaper, Muhammad Speaks, which he printed in the basement of his home, and initiated the practice of requiring every male member of the Nation to sell an assigned number of newspapers on the street as a recruiting and fund-raising technique. He also articulated the Nation's racial doctrines on the inherent evil of whites and the natural superiority of Blacks.