Malcolm X: Strategist of Black Dignity Book by Sadri Khiari

If Malcolm X's personal journey resonates deeply with those who, in France as in the United States, experience themselves as "internally colonized," it is because they find in it, at the same time as a model for their struggles, the expression of a shared racial oppression and a common demand for dignity.

Beyond the biographical aspect, we too often forget Malcolm X's ongoing effort to develop a political strategy that could frame resistance, with a view to liberation. This essay is intended as an introduction to this work of strategic development, anchored in a long practice of resistance and in his own condition as a black man in a segregationist America.

Convinced that Malcolm X's political journey is rich in lessons for populations who suffer from racism, Sadri Khiari, based on the issues specific to the French political field, opens up a critical reappropriation of Malcolm X's thinking.