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When he opened the Harlem bookshop in the morning, the store owner discovered Malcolm, reading. He had been reading the whole night. -A. Peter Bailey, Malcolm X's publicist, September 21, 2013
Born Malcolm Little in Omaha, Nebraska, on May 19, 1925, Malcolm X seemed destined from the very start for a life of travel and to be a black nationalist with a global vision. Not only was Malcolm heir to an international lineage, learning about the glories of Africa from his parents, but he also suffered a childhood in which he was forced to move frequently-first to leave his home, and then his family.