Eva olsson autobiography of malcolm x

  • Holocaust survivor Eva Olsson asks an assembly of students how many of them toss around the word 'hate' in casual conversation.
  • The Autobiography of Malcolm X (; with Alex Haley).
  • On this day in , Malcolm X was assassinated, shot mulitiple times at the podium of the Audubon Ballroom where he was about to address the.

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    • The Autobiography of Malcolm X

    • As Told to Alex Haley
    • Written by: Malcolm X, Alex Haley
    • Narrated by: Laurence Fishburne
    • Length: 16 hrs and 52 mins
    • Unabridged

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    In this searing classic autobiography, originally published in , Malcolm X, the Muslim leader, firebrand, and Black empowerment activist, tells the extraordinary story of his life and the growth of the Human Rights movement

    • 5 out of 5 stars

    • Powerful story of faith and humanity

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    'I don't hate because hate is a killer, not a joke,' Auschwitz survivor tells Edmonton students

    Holocaust survivor Eva Olsson asks an assembly of students how many of them toss around the word 'hate' in casual conversation. When most of them raise their hands, she tells them it's a word she never allowed her grandchildren to use. "I don't hate because hate is a killer, not a joke," Olsson says. "We so freely say to people, 'I hate you.' I'm asking you please to think about someone your own age that died because someone hated." The year-old author and public speaker told junior-high students at McKernan School on Monday about surviving Nazi death camps but losing most of her family. She uses her horrific experiences to teach youth about the danger of intolerance, bullying and the inaction of bystanders.

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    Holocaust survivor Eva Olsson asks an assembly of students how many of them toss around the word “hate” in casual conversation.

    When most of them raise their han