ULTIMI DISCORSI | 1968 | MALCOLM X

This volume collects the final speeches of Malcolm X, delivered during the last year of his life and marked by a radical clarity about racial oppression and political struggle in the United States. Edited by George Breitman and translated into Italian in 1968, the book preserves the immediacy of Malcolm X’s voice as he shifts from early nationalist perspectives toward a broader internationalist critique. Central themes include racism, self-determination, and the search for solidarity across oppressed peoples. The collection also contains Breitman’s essay “The Last Year of Malcolm X,” situating the speeches in their historical and ideological context, making the work a key resource in modern political thought and African American history.