Manning Marable

Manning Marable, a renowned scholar, was a professor of public affairs, political science, history, and African American studies at Columbia University. His syndicated column “Along the Color Line” appeared in over 400 newspapers and journals worldwide. He’s the author of many books, including How Capitalism Underdeveloped Black America, Living Black History, and his masterwork Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention. Manning Marable died in New York in 2011.

Programs

Date Recorded	Program Title	Handle
1992: 02/21	By Any Means Necessary: Malcolm X	MARM004
2001: 02/12	On Du Bois, King & Gramsci	MARM009
1998: 04/04	Democratic Values and Economic Inequality	MARM008
1995: 10/26	Beyond Black & White: Rethinking Race	MARM007
1993: 10/22	Race, Education & Multiculturalism	MARM006
1993: 08/17	Class, Race, Personal History, etc.	MARM005
1991: 09/29	Malcolm X: Beyond the Icon	MARM003
1991: 11/02	Building Multicultural Democracy: Breaking the Barriers of Race, Gender and Class	MARM002
1990: 03/07	Race, Class and Gender Domination	MARM001
2000: 06/24	Green Party Politics	BIAJ-BENM-MARM001

Multipacks

Program Title	Handle
Manning Marable 2-Pack	MARM008-MARM004
African American History Baker’s Dozen Programs	TODO003M
Malcolm Lives 4-Pack	XMAL003-DYSM001-MARM004-SALW001