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Attallah Shabazz

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442:(the Nation's organ) that "such a man as Malcolm is worthy of death." The Shabazz family are among those who have accused Louis Farrakhan of involvement in Malcolm X's assassination. During the interview, Farrakhan said he "truly loved" Malcolm X. He said: "I may have been complicit in words that I spoke leading up to" the assassination; "I acknowledge that and regret that any word that I have said caused the loss of life of a human being." Farrakhan also said that the U.S. government was involved in the assassination; "This is bigger than the Nation of Islam." Shabazz replied: "You can't keep pointing fingers. My father was not killed from a grassy knoll." After the interview, she issued a statement thanking Farrakhan for "acknowledging his culpability" and wishing him peace. 338:, for a photo shoot. Before the meeting, both women were worried that the bad feelings between their fathers might spoil the encounter. Instead, they found that they liked one another and had many things in common besides being in their early 20s: they both lived in New York City, they were aspiring actresses, their birthdays were one day apart, and they shared an optimism and interest in activism that one might expect from the eldest children of civil rights martyrs. 1988: 33: 487:, which Malcolm X watched from a ringside seat—but Clay severed all ties with him when Malcolm X left the Nation. Ali later left the Nation himself and, like Malcolm X, became a Sunni Muslim; many years later, he wrote: "Turning my back on Malcolm was one of the mistakes that I regret most in my life." Ali reconciled with Shabazz during production of the 2001 film 304:. Although officials at the school prepared for "an onslaught of militancy" when 13-year-old Shabazz enrolled, "instead I walked in wearing my lime-green dress, my opaque stockings, my patent leather shoes, and carrying my little patent leather pocketbook," she recalled in a 1982 interview. After graduating, she studied international law at 345:. The play explored difficult themes about growing up through the story of six friends seeing one another again at a ten-year high school reunion. Responding to critics who found the play too soft, Shabazz said that it was not meant to be a "cerebral piece of writing", but to be "socially uplifting" and "give direction". 2002: 476:, and the closeness she felt with the King family, especially Yolanda. Shabazz also told how she and Coretta Scott King had kept up regular phone calls after her mother's death, and how King sent a card and a gift to her and her sisters on each of their birthdays, even after she had suffered a stroke. 254:
It was a Sunday morning and we were at the Wallaces, this is Aunt Ruby's brother's house, and my father called and said to my mother, "Why don't you come down?," and that was out of sorts, and I knew it, but at the same time excited. And so two of my little sisters—I had three little sisters at that
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People have to understand the autobiography was written at a time when indeed African Americans were likening themselves to warriors to underscore our revolutionary fervor. And Attallah was close to Attila the Hun, the warrior. But I'm named Attallah, which in Arabic means 'Gift of God.' I've never
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with her five sisters, she recalled the loving relationship her parents had shared and imagined her father stretching his arm to her mother, inviting her to join him. Then Shabazz asked everybody in attendance to "look to the person to the left and to the right of you and genuinely say, 'I wish you
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woke the family in the middle of the night with her screams; the house was on fire. Shabazz recalled that night in a 1989 interview: "I almost didn't realize how dangerous it was—my father was that calm, that together a parent. My eyes were burning, I was coughing, but before you knew it, he had us
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died in February 2005, Shabazz spoke at his funeral. She recalled the first sentence of the eulogy Davis had delivered at her father's funeral forty years earlier, "Harlem has come to bid farewell to one of its finest hopes", and added, "Ditto". She also thanked her "Auntie Ruby" and "Uncle Ossie"
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My mother was pregnant with my baby sisters, the twins. We thought it was a boy at the time, so we referred to her stomach as Malik, and six months later they were born. But I remember the day, and it changed
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Shabazz guards her privacy. In interviews, she generally declines to answer questions about her age, where she lives, and her marital or family status. Shabazz became an honorary member with five others of
483:. Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, had been inspired by her father to join the Nation of Islam and the two men became very close—Clay paid for Malcolm X to bring his family to Miami Beach for his 1964 407:, called it the "powerful and uplifting story of a young girl who came of age during the height of the civil rights movement and is now able to share, in vivid detail, the most tragic events of her life". 2272: 2404: 493:, on which she served as a consultant. At his funeral, Shabazz said that having Ali in her life "somehow sustained my dad's breath for me just a little while longer—51 years longer—until now." 762: 2760: 2730: 351:
quickly grew into a collaboration called Nucleus, an eight-member theatre troupe based in New York and Los Angeles that performed in about 50 cities a year.
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in 1983 that she sometimes had flashbacks. "I would bump into people from the Nation of Islam, and I thought they were going to do the same thing to me."
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included Shabazz and King among its "Fifty Young Leaders of the Future" in 1983. In the mid-1980s, Shabazz and King co-wrote another play,
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At her mother's funeral service in June 1997, Shabazz eulogized her on behalf of the family. Standing in the small pulpit of New York's
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Shabazz signed a contract in 1994 to write her memoirs. The book's publication was postponed several times. A 1997 review of the book,
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Shabazz spoke at the funeral of Coretta Scott King in February 2006. She told of the special bond her mother had shared with King and
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Within a few months, King and Shabazz went on a joint lecture tour and co-wrote a play for teenage audiences,
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Kloer, Phil; Ho, Rodney (February 8, 2006). "Coretta Scott King Honored by Nation's Leaders and Commoners".
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time—but the baby was six months, and my two sisters after me, we all got ready to go down....
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all out of there, and we were safe at a friend's house. My mother's like that too. Together."
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for their love and support, especially at times when her family had been shunned by others.
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sorority on November 20, 2021, at the 55th National Convention in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Flemming, Robert (May–June 1999). "Seventh Child: A Family Memoir of Malcolm X".
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In December 1990, shortly after celebrating the tenth anniversary of
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that would have established a paid holiday for state employees on
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In June 2016, Shabazz spoke at the funeral of boxer and activist
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In February 1992, Shabazz spoke at the funeral of her godfather,
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Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Center
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that she remembered the events of that day "vividly":
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Briarcliff College
Malcolm X
Betty Shabazz
Ambassador-at-large
Belize
Incumbent
Said Musa
Dean Barrow
Johnny Briceño
Malcolm X
Betty Shabazz
Brooklyn
New York
Arabic
romanized
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Attila the Hun
Qubilah
Manhattan
Audubon Ballroom
father was assassinated
Gabe Pressman
People
racially integrated
Mount Vernon, New York
Islamic Center
Riverside Drive
72nd Street
Jack and Jill

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