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Celebrating 100 Years Malcolm X: His Enduring Legacy for Black and Muslim Communities

This special evening event honors Malcolm X's life, activism, and the profound impact of his Muslim faith.

Commemorate the 100th birthday of Malcolm X, a pivotal figure in the Black liberation and human rights movements, at this dedicated event. Delve into his life and activism, highlighting how his identity as a Muslim shaped his work. The program includes mini-lectures by Kehinde Andrews and Mustafa Briggs, followed by a dynamic panel discussion featuring diverse perspectives on his enduring legacy.

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Exhibition summary

An evening dedicated to honoring the life, work, and legacy of Malcolm X, exploring his role in the Black liberation movement and the influence of his Muslim faith on his activism. The event features inspiring talks and a panel discussion with experts.

Curatorial context

This event commemorates the 100th birthday of Malcolm X, a pivotal figure in the Black liberation and human rights movements. It aims to delve into his life, highlighting his significant role in activism, particularly how his identity as a Muslim profoundly shaped his work. The program includes mini-lectures by Kehinde Andrews on Malcolm X in the Black liberation movement and Mustafa Briggs on Black Muslim history. These sessions will be followed by a dynamic panel discussion featuring Kehinde Andrews, Mustafa Briggs, Nawal Mustafa, and Ouiam Kaddam, moderated by Nawal Mustafa, offering diverse perspectives on Malcolm X's enduring legacy.

Admission and ticket notes

Entry to the event is €7.50. Doors open at 7:00 PM for a program running from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM. This event is made possible with support from ASCA and NICA.

100 Years Malcolm X: His Legacy for Black (and) Muslim Communities key exhibition facts

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Venue
The Black Archives
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
May 15, 2025 – May 15, 2025
Artist line / attribution
Speakers include Kehinde Andrews, Mustafa Briggs, and Ouiam Kaddam. The event is moderated by Nawal Mustafa, with support from the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis (ASCA) and the Netherlands Institute for Cultural Analysis (NICA).
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