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MALCOLM X: HOME, 1965. The charred remains of furniture in front of the home of

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MALCOLM X: HOME, 1965. The charred remains of furniture in front of the home of

MALCOLM X: HOME, 1965.
The charred remains of furniture in front of the home of Malcolm X in Queens, New York. Photograph by Stanley Wolfson, 1965

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1965 Burning Furniture Home Little Malcolm Malcolm X Nation Of Islam New York Police Queens Intimidation


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In this powerful print titled "MALCOLM X: HOME, 1965" we are confronted with the aftermath of a devastating incident that took place in Queens, New York. The image captures the charred remains of furniture strewn across the front yard of Malcolm X's home. Taken by Stanley Wolfson in 1965, it serves as a haunting reminder of the intimidation and violence faced by Malcolm X during his fight for civil rights. The burning furniture stands as a symbol of not only physical destruction but also the attempt to silence and suppress Malcolm X's voice. As a prominent figure in the Nation of Islam, he was seen as a threat to those who opposed his message of empowerment and equality. This photograph offers us a glimpse into the little-known struggles that Malcolm X endured within his own community. It sheds light on the constant surveillance and harassment he faced from both law enforcement agencies and dissenting factions. Despite these acts of aggression, Malcolm X remained resolute in his mission to uplift marginalized communities and challenge systemic racism. His resilience continues to inspire generations today. Through this poignant image captured by Stanley Wolfson, we are reminded of both the immense challenges faced by activists like Malcolm X and their unwavering determination to bring about meaningful change.

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