Louis Farrakhan Bibliography 




LOUIS FARRAKHAN:
A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY



Compiled by Marva E. Belt
Reference Librarian
February, 1996

Moorland-Spingarn Research Center
Howard University
Washington, DC









I. LOUIS FARRAKHAN: THE MAN AND HIS MESSAGE

 
Eure, Joseph D., and Richard M. Jerome, Editors. Back Where We Belong: Selected 
     Speeches.... Philadelphia, PA: P.C. International, 1989. Cataloging in 
     Process. 
 
Farrakhan, Louis. "Foreword: From an Address to the National Convention of the 
     National Bar Association, Los Angeles, California, 1979." Black Law Journal. 
     Winter, 1982, p. 261-269. 
 
---. "The God Who Made Malcolm X: Elijah Muhammad and Malcolm X : Farrakhan Sets the 
     Record Straight-Part Two." Final Call. March 29, 1993, p. 20. 
 
---. "I Am an Alarm Clock." Black Scholar. January/February, 1979, p. 9-18. 
 
---. Independent Black Leadership in America: Louis Farrakhan, Lenora Fulani, Al 
     Sharpton. New York: Castillo International, 1990. M323.11 F241. 
 
---. "Text of Farrakhan's Speech Before Press Club." Washington Afro-American. 
     August 4, 1984, p. 5. 
 
---. "Why A Million Man March." Final Call. August 30, 1995, p. 1, 19. 
 
McCloud, Aminah Beverly. African American Islam. New York: Routledge, 1995. 
     Cataloging in Process. 









II. OTHER VOICES, OTHER VIEWS 

 
Bigelow, Barbara C. Contemporary Black Biography. Detroit: Gale Research, Inc., 1992. 
     MB C767 vol.2. 
 
Current Biography Yearbook, p. 190-194. Bronx, N.Y.: H. W. Wilson, 1992. 
 
Curry, George E. "The Farrakhan." Emerge. August, 1990, p. 30-37. 
 
Evanzz, Karl. "Deadly Crossroads: Farrakhan's Rise and Malcolm's Fall." Washington 
     Post. December 10, 1995, p. C-3+. 
 
"Farrakhan: On the Road With the Fiery Black Muslim Leader." Life. August, 1984, 
     p. 51-54. 
 
"Farrakhan Stresses World Unity." Hilltop. September 28, 1984, p. 1 & 9. 
 
"Farrakhan Unveils Expanded P.O.W.E.R. Program in Jasmaica." Washington Afro-American.
     January 4, 1986, p. 9. 
 
Fineman, Howard, and Vern E. Smith. "An Angry Charmer." Newsweek. October 30, 1995, 
     p. 32-36. 
 
Gladwell, Malcolm. "Lessons from Roxbury Shaped Farrakhan's Ideology." Washington 
     Post. December 29, 1995, p. A-1+. 
 
Hanna, Ronald R. "Farrakhan: Justice for Blacks or No Peace for America, World." 
     Washington Afro-American. August 4, 1984, p. 1-2. 
 
Henry, William A. ,III. "Pride and Prejudice." Time. February 28, 1994, p. 21-34. 
 
Hobbs, Sterling X. "Miracle Man of the Muslims." Sepia. May, 1975, p. 24-30. 
 
Johnson, Pamela. "The Powers That Be." Black Enterprise. August, 1990, p. 123+. 
 
Joseph, Alain. "Farrakhan Encourages March Participation." Hilltop. 
     September 22, 1995, P. 1. 
 
Kumbula, Mandinema R. "Farrakhan Speaks to Sold-Out Crowd at Burr Gym." Hilltop.
     April 9, 1993, p. A-2. 
 
Lancaster, John. "Gadhafi Sees Alliance With Farrakhan:  Libyan Plans Joint Effort to 
     Influence U.S. Politics." Washington Post. January 26, 1996, p. A-25+. 
 
"Louis Farrakhan: Gets $5 Million Loan Interest-Free from Libyan Leader Muammar 
     Qadafi." Jet. May 20, 1985, p. 5. 
 
McCall, Nathan. "Can Farrakhan Play a Garvey?:  The Back-To-Africa Idea Is Re-Born." 
     African Commentary. June, 1990, p. 23-25. 
 
---. "Farrakhan Seeks Larger Role in U.S. Politics." Washington Post. March 1, 1990, 
     p. A-1+. 
 
Muhammad, Askia. "Face the Nation: A Farrakhan Supporter Defends the Group America 
     Loves to Hate."  Washington Post. May 8, 1994, p. C-1, 2. 
 
Muwakkil, Salim. "Farrakhan's Dilemma." In These Times. February 21, 1994, p. 24-25. 
 
Nix, Crystal. "Blacks Praise, and Fault, Farrakhan." New York Times. October 6, 1985, 
     p. 42. 
 
Ramcharitar, Raymond. "Louis Farrakhan: Direct From Left Field." Everybody's 
     Magazine. December, 1995, p. 33-34. 
 
Rasberry, William. "A Visit By Louis Farrakhan." Washington Post. March 2, 1990, 
     p. A-23. 
 
Rowan, Carl T. "Why Give a Forum to Farrakhan?" Washington Post. August 6, 1984. 
 
Shipp, E. R. "Farrakhan Statements Reflect His Background." New York Times. 
     April 17, 1984, p. A-16. 
 
Womack, Anita. "Scholars See Benefits in Million Man March." Black Issues in Higher 
     Education.  September 7, 1995, p. 18-19. 









III. THE RACIAL DIVIDE

 
 
Allen, Ernest Jr. "The Farrakhan Speech - Toward A "More Perfect Union": A 
     Commingling of Constitutional Ideas and Christian Precepts." Black 
     Scholar. Fall, 1995, p. 27-34. 
 
"Backing Farrakhan Seen as Way of Hitting Back." Washington Post. December 11, 1989, 
     p. A-6+. 
 
Berman, Paul. "The Other and Almost the Same." New Yorker. February 28, 1994, 
     p. 61-70. 
 
Boyd, Herb. "The March." Black Scholar. Fall, 1995, p. 12+. 
 
Brackman, Harold. Ministry of Lies: The Truth Behind the Nation of Islam's The 
     Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews.  New York: Four Walls, Eight 
     Windows, 1994. Cataloging in Process. 
 
Cohen, Richard. "Race Hatred Is Always Wrong." Washington Post. October 27, 1989, 
     p. A-19. 
 
Crouch, Stanley. "Nationalism of Fools," in Notes of a Hanging Judge. p. 165-175. 
     New York: Oxford University Press, 1990. Cataloging in Process. 
 
Curry, George C. "After the Million Man March: Farrakhan Seeks to Redefine Black 
     Leadership." Emerge. February, 1996, p. 37-48. 
 
Friedman, Murray. What Went Wrong? The Creation and Collapse of the Black-Jewish 
     Alliance. New York: The Free Press, 1995. Cataloging in Process. 
 
Gaiter, Leonce. "Farrakhan, Marching for Self-Promotion." Washington Times. 
     September 29, 1995, p. A-23. 
 
Historical Research Department, The Nation of Islam. The Secret Relationship Between 
     Blacks and Jews. Chicago, Ill.: Nation of Islam, 1991. M305.8 Se25. 
 
Kaufman, Jonathan. Broken Alliance; The Turbulent Times Between Blacks and Jews in 
     America. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1988. M305.8 K162. 
 
Lester, Julius. "Blacks, Jews, and Farrakhan." Dissent. Summer, 1994, p. 365-369. 
 
Puddington, Arch. "Black Anti-Semitism and How It Grows." Commentary. April, 1994, 
     p. 19-24. 

Robinson, James L. Racism or Attitude? The Ongoing Struggle for Black Liberation and 
     Self-Esteem, p. 115-120. New York: Plenum, 1995. Cataloging in Process. 
 
Salzman, Jack, Adina Back, and Gretchen S. Sorin, Editors. Bridges and Boundaries: 
     African Americans and American Jews, p. 64-69. New York: George Braziller, 
     1992. M305.8 B764. 
 
Walters, Ronald. Aftermath of the Million Man March. Howard University, Washington, 
     DC, Dept. of Political Science, January, 1995. (Paper). 




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