Malcolm Shabazz, the grandson of legendary human rights leader, El Hajj Malik el Shabazz, (Malcolm X), has died today.
Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of Malcolm X, was killed on early Thursday morning, May 9, 2013. He reportedly died from injuries sustained after he was thrown off a building as he was being robbed in Tijuana. Again, this has not been confirmed.
“I’m confirming, per US Embassy, on behalf of family, the tragic death of Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of Malcolm X. Statement frm family 2 come,” wrote close friend of the Shabazz family Terrie M. Williams on twitter.
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“My name is Hajj Malcolm el Shabazz, and i am the grandson, name-sake and first male heir of a revolutionary Muslim leader by the name of Minister Malcolm X. I was born October 8th, 1984 in Paris, France, and relocated to America at an early age. My father is is Algerian (Arab/Berber), and my mother is Afro-American. I am a professional lecturer, news commentator and community activist. In the United States, I worked seven years in human relations, community service and office coordination in academic, diplomatic and professional settings; such as international affairs, youth outreach, organizational development and program & event planning. I have also traveled extensively through out the Middle
East; to such places as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, U.A.E, Lebanon and I lived & studied
Islamic Jurispruden/Comparitive Fique in Damascus, Syria for a year.”
“My name is Hajj Malcolm el Shabazz, and i am the grandson, name-sake and first male heir of a revolutionary Muslim leader by the name of Minister Malcolm X. I was born October 8th, 1984 in Paris, France, and relocated to America at an early age. My father is is Algerian (Arab/Berber), and my mother is Afro-American. I am a professional lecturer, news commentator and community activist. In the United States, I worked seven years in human relations, community service and office coordination in academic, diplomatic and professional settings; such as international affairs, youth outreach, organizational development and program & event planning. I have also traveled extensively through out the Middle
East; to such places as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, U.A.E, Lebanon and I lived & studied
Islamic Jurispruden/Comparitive Fique in Damascus, Syria for a year.”
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