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 "women In Islam" <[log in to unmask]> Wrote on
 Tue, 16 May 2000 18:55:11 GMT

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                       THE MALCOLM X MUSEUM

                        IN CONJUNCTION WITH

        THE SCHOMBURG CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN BLACK CULTURE

      COMMEMORATES THE 75TH BIRTHDAY OF El HAJJ MALIK SHABAZZ

                  MALCOLM X: THE INTERNATIONALIST

                       FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2000

                        5:30 PM - 9:00 PM

           SCHOMBURG CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN BLACK CULTURE
               515 MALCOLM X BOULEVARD & 135TH STREET
                             MANHATTAN


 A Panel Discussion Moderated by

                        PROFESSOR JAMES TURNER
       Africana Studies Research Center, Cornell University

 Join us in an historic gathering of Brothers & Sisters who met
 and helped El  Hajj Malik El Shabazz during his trips to Africa, Europe
 and the Middle East.


 Discussing Malcolm X's experiences abroad will be:

 Brother Jan Carew, author and educator.  Helped organize Malcolm's
 meetings in England.

 Brother Ahmed Osman, African associate.  Encouraged and helped
 arrange Malcolm' trip to Mecca for Hajj.

 Sister Angela Bishop.  Wife of the late Mourice Bishop (Assasinated
 Prime Minister of Revolutionary Granada.

 Sister Vicki Garvin.  Member of the African group that organized
 Malcolm's travels and meetings in Ghana.

 Counsellor Muhamad Yusuf Mshamba. Permanent Mission of the United
 Republic of Tanzania to the United Nations.

 Ambassador Mokhtar Lamani.  Office of the Permanent Observer
 for the Organization of Islamic Conference to the United Nations.

 And representatives from Cuba, Ghana, Guinea, Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria,
 Sudan other invited nations.

        FREE ADMISSION               RECEPTION TO FOLLOW

             For more information, please call:  212. 491.2203

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