| Bro. Shep's Official NYC Schedule Of (8) El Hajj Malik El Shabazz - "Malcolm X Week" Events (Tuesday, May 17th - Sunday, May 22nd)
Event # 1
2nd Annual Malcolm X Film Series @ The Harlem Maysles Cinema
Tuesday, May 17th - 7pm (Doors Open at 6:30pm) Part I: Featuring An Evening Of Films & Discussion On The Life Of Malcolm X Malcolm's Echo: Narrated By Professor James Small this film footage travels through Harlem and follows in Malcolm's historical footsteps. Numerous Harlem residents and personalities give their views on how Malcolm has influenced both their lives and community. 40 minutes "Make it Plain" The Autobiography Of Malcolm X: Adapted for the screen from the autobiography he wrote with Alex Haley's assistance, Malcolm X (released two decades before the Spike Lee film Malcolm X) is a stirring portrait of the man whose life has become a rallying cry for millions. Includes rare footage of his speeches and interviews as well as newsreel footage. Narrated by James Earl Jones with Martin Luther King, Betty Shabazz, Ossie Davis, Muhammad Ali, Jesse Jackson, Rap Brown, Angela Davis and many more. By Marvin Worth, 1972, 92 min. Malcolmology: This three part documentary short film serves as an introduction to the late Manning Marble's new book about Malcolm X, Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention. It goes through some of the primary contributions of the book, as explained by Marable himself, in terms of tearing down some of the myths about Malcolm X that have been popularized by the autobiography written by Alex Haley and movie directed by Spike Lee. By Michael Tyner, 2011, 11 min. Panelists & Special Invited Guests Include: Amiri & Amina Baraka, Ras Baraka, Prof. Herb Boyd, Prof. James Small, Dr. Leonard & Rosland Jeffries, Nellie Bailey, Dr. Ron Daniels, Dr. Ben, Dequi Sadiki, Monifa Bandele, Imam Talib Abdur-Rashid, Immortal Technique, Afrika Bambaataa, Omowale Clay, Dr. Shaka Tawfiyq Zulu, Bro. Shaka Shakur, Minister Abdul Hafeez Muhammad, Bro. Kazembe, Ashanti Omowale, Cleo Silvers, Mama Charlotte O'Neal, Bro. Bullwhip, Bro. J.R., Bro. BJ, Bro. Zayid Muhammad, Baba Herman & Iyaluua Ferguson, Bro. Malcolm Shabazz & The El Hajj Malik El Shabazz - Malcolm X Family.
Event # 2 On Thursday, MAY 19th OBSERVE the 86TH ANNIVERSARY of the BIRTH of MALCOLM X! Join the 46th ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE TO HIS GRAVESITE! ASSEMBLE @ 125th St & Adam C. Powell Blvd HARLEM STATE OFFICE BLDG @ 9am $8/adults ~ $4/children ~ family rate available For more info call Malcolm X Comm. Cmte @ 718-512-5008 or MXCC519@verizon.net * We Will Be Joining Harlem's Annual 125th Street Malcolm X Day Rally & March Immediately Upon Our Return
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2nd Annual Malcolm X Film Series @ The Harlem Maysles Cinema Thursday, May 19th - 6:30pm (Doors Open @ 6pm) Part II: Featuring An Evening Of Films & Discussion On The Life Of Malcolm X The Speeches of Malcolm X: Malcolm's speeches with related video backgrounds from 1963-1965 including several legendary Harlem speeches. 30 min. El Hajj Malik el Shabazz Malcolm X: The award winning "Like It Is" television program special presentation produced, written and reported by Gil Noble. Featuring an opening sountrack by The Last Poets; This documentary covers the life of Malcolm X featuring tones of archival footage of Malcolm X's speeches and rare interviews with various members of his family. By Gil Noble, 1991, 60 min. Malcolmology: This three part documentary short film serves as an introduction to the late Manning Marble's new book about Malcolm X, Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention. It goes through some of the primary contributions of the book, as explained by Marable himself, in terms of tearing down some of the myths about Malcolm X that have been popularized by the autobiography written by Alex Haley and movie directed by Spike Lee. By Michael Tyner, 2011, 11 min Panelists & Special Invited Guests Include: Amiri & Amina Baraka, Ras Baraka, Prof. Herb Boyd, Prof. James Small, Dr. Leonard & Rosland Jeffries, Dr. Ron Daniels, Nellie Bailey, Dr. Ben, Dequi Sadiki, Monifa Bandele, Imam Talib Abdur-Rashid, Immortal Technique, Afrika Bambaataa, Omowale Clay, Dr. Shaka Zulu, Bro. Shaka Shakur, Minister Abdul Hafeez Muhammad, Bro. Kazembe Balagoon, Ashanti Omowale, Cleo Silvers, Mama Charlotte O'Neal, Bro. Bullwhip, Bro. J.R., Bro. BJ, Bro. Zayid Muhammad, Baba Herman & Iyaluua Ferguson, Bro. Malcolm Shabazz & The El Hajj Malik El Shabazz - Malcolm X Family.
The Malcolm X Museum Annual Celebration of the Birthday of Malcolm X/ Al-Hajj Malik El-ShabazzThursday, May 19, 2011, 6 p.m.Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Langston Hughes AuditoriumPartially accessible to wheelchairs THE MALCOLM X MUSEUM presents... Malcolm X: The Evolution of a Black Revolutionary A Critical Discussion of the New Biography-Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention by Manning Marable Panelists will include: Abdullah Abdur Razzaq- Personal Secretary to Malcolm X Rosemari Mealy- Author-Activist, Memories of a Meeting: Fidel and Malcolm X Bill Sales- Author-Activist, From Civil Rights to Black Liberation: Malcolm X and the Organization of AfroAmerican Unity Kevin Powell- Author-Activist- Businessman, Open Letters to America and the Black Male Handbook William Strickland- Educator-Activist-Author, Malcolm X: Make It Plain
Event # 6 Event # 7 A Film & Discussion With Bro. Malcolm Shabazz (Grandson Of Malcolm X) Saturday, May 21st - 4pm The Guillermo Morales-Assata Shakur Center @ Harlem's City College W.138th Street (Between Amsterdam & Convent Aves) Room 3-201 (NAC) Building Info: Bro. Shep (212) 650-5008 or Panthershepcat@aol.com Event # 8 Malcolm X: Bigger than the Screen Sunday, May 22nd - 2pm On Sunday, May 22nd at 2pm, the Museum of the Moving Image will host a talk with Nelson George, author, TV producer, cultural historian, and filmmaker, entitled, Malcolm X: Bigger than the Screen. Nelson George will screen selected clips from films about Malcolm X and discuss the challenges filmmakers faced in documenting and depicting Malcolm X on film and television. Legendary filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles will also be on the program sharing his reflections and recollections of an interview he did of Malcolm X in Paris not long before his assassination. Museum of the Moving Image 36-01 35 Avenue Astoria, NY 11106 (718) 777-6888 -- The Minister of Information JR POCC Block Report Radio www.blockreportradio.com | ||||||||
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