Magnum Print Bundle: Malcolm X. Chicago, 1962 Audi

Magnum Print Bundle: Malcolm X. Chicago, 1962 AudiEmerging in 1930, the Nation of Islam was a political and religious movement that called for Black Americans to form a separatist and self sufficient society. On assignment to document the group in 1961, Eve Arnold followed the black nationalist movements members and leaders to meetings and rallies, and in particular profiled a senior figure in the group who was to become its most recognizable figurehead of the period: Malcolm X. While his famous

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and memory—a deeply personal archive where each frame contributes to a nonlinear story of presence and disappearance

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He is a fellow of the Photography and Social Justice Program of The Magnum Foundation

As a participant and observer of this struggle for racial equality

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to projects encompassing subjects as varied as the Dani tribe of Indonesia