The Lost Tapes Malcolm X Documentary Premieres At Detroit Historical Decades later and just a few minutes away, malcolm x’s resounding voice would echo through detroit once again. this time, the gathering was at the detroit historical museum for a private advance screening of smithsonian channel’s, “the lost tapes: malcolm x,” in partnership with comcast and the national business league. it is the first. The smithsonian channel is premiering a new documentary on civil rights icon malcolm x tonight in detroit.
Detroit Historical Museum Holds Private Screening Of The Lost Tapes An audience at the detroit historical museum got a look at rare footage of iconic civil rights activist malcom x. So she is pleased with the smithsonian channel’s one hour documentary the lost tapes: malcolm x, which tells the story of important years in the charismatic activist’s life in his own words. That is the opening quote in the smithsonian channel documentary “the lost tapes: malcolm x.” the one hour film takes viewers on a journey through some of the pivotal years of an activist some. “the lost tapes: malcolm x” publicly premiered monday, feb. 26 on the smithsonian channel. jennings produces “the lost tape” series, which uses rare footage to tell the stories of historical figures, including patty hearst and jfk. his work has led him to many things, including tracking down retired reporters to uncover their never.
The Lost Tapes Malcolm X Smithsonian Imdb That is the opening quote in the smithsonian channel documentary “the lost tapes: malcolm x.” the one hour film takes viewers on a journey through some of the pivotal years of an activist some. “the lost tapes: malcolm x” publicly premiered monday, feb. 26 on the smithsonian channel. jennings produces “the lost tape” series, which uses rare footage to tell the stories of historical figures, including patty hearst and jfk. his work has led him to many things, including tracking down retired reporters to uncover their never. The documentary charts the path of malcolm as he attempts to make sense — and alter the path of — one of the most turbulent times in our nation’s history. starting jan. 31, the documentary will be screened at a series of co hosted red carpet premieres in 16 cities across the nation, beginning at the national museum of african american. Later in “the lost tapes,” the documentary reveals that boxing champ muhammad ali ended his friendship with malcolm x in exchange for his name change granted by elijah muhammad — a coveted reward by nation of islam followers. the documentary also has a radio interview where malcolm x discusses attending the 1963 march on washington.
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