Contact Sheet Print: Malcolm X, 1961 Framing:Custom White Frame

Contact Sheet Print: Malcolm X, 1961 Framing:Custom White FrameLIFE magazine assigned Eve Arnold to document the controversial and intensely charismatic Malcolm X. For nearly a year, Arnold followed the activist, from Washington to New York to Chicago. This contact sheet features intimate portraits of Malcolm X visiting enterprises owned by Black Muslims. Eve Arnold first became associated with Magnum Photos in 1951, and became a full member in 1957.

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There he saw an African American soldier standing in front of it and the thought struck him

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he is captured by Burt Glinn in a moment of quiet reflection

On assignment to document the group in 1961