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Malcolm X in Gaza: A Coloring Book

by Nathi Ngubane

A historical journey in coloring-book form

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A historical journey in coloring-book form

Nathi Ngubane’s illustrated account centers on Malcolm X’s 1964 travels through Africa and the Middle East, with particular attention to his two-day visit to Gaza. The source description places that visit among refugee camps, mosques, and markets, and notes his encounters with Palestinians displaced by the Nakba. Combining coloring activities with a specific episode in Malcolm X’s travels, the book offers an illustrated entry point to this lesser-known part of his history.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Adults interested in Malcolm X’s travels and historical biography.
  • Coloring-book readers looking for educational subject matter.
  • Readers interested in Palestinian history and the Nakba.

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Malcolm XGaza in 1964Travel in Africa and the Middle EastPalestinian displacement and the Nakba

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Book overview

Malcolm X in Gaza: A Coloring Book is an educational coloring book that provides a gateway into the revolutionary leader's little known visit to Gaza in 1964. In a series of stunning illustrations, Soweto-based Nathi Ngubane traces Malcolm's travels across Africa and the Middle East, as well as his historic two-day visit in Gaza, during which he visited refugee camps, toured the mosques and the markets, and listened to the stories of Palestinians who had been displaced by the Nakba.

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