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Malcolm's Memories: The Joy of My Father's Joy

Malcolm's Memories: They Don't Seem to Make July Fourths Like They Used To

CLASSIC MALCOLM SMITH INTERVIEW, 1972: THE WRAP

There are gems tucked away in the Dirt Bike Magazine file cabinets.  Here’s a perfect example: in 1972, Malcolm Smith sat down in the Dirt Bike office with Rick “Super Hunky” Siema...

Malcolm X at 101

If Malcolm X were alive in 2026, he would likely be less shocked by America’s contradictions than many Americans are. Why? Because Malcolm spent his life warning us. Born May 19, 1...

★ Exactly Like Om Malik

Remembrances, tributes, and stories.

The Enduring Fire: Revisiting Malcolm X’s Vision For Black Liberation On What Would Have Been His 101st Birthday

Power to the people!

Honoring 101 Years Of Malcolm X, A Legacy That Still Speaks Truth To Power

More than a century after his birth, the voice of Malcolm X still echoes with the same urgency, clarity, and unapologetic truth that once shook America to its core. Born Malcolm Li...

Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner

HOW is the past made present to us? It is a good question to ask and answer in the ancient city of Chester, where I have come on a writing retreat, and also to speak and read at th...

'One of the greats': Town farewells popular former mayor

Former Kawerau mayor and current Bay of Plenty Regional Councillor Malcolm Campbell is being remembered as a man who fought tirelessly to improve lives in his community.

Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner

WHEN the parish church is dedicated in honour of St Cuthbert, and even the working men’s club (now sadly for sale) is “The Bede”, you know you are in the north-east. Indeed, Maggie...

7 Malcolm X Quotes On Black Empowerment

El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, largely known as Malcolm X, was born Malcolm Little on May 19, 1925. The honorable Malcolm X was an activist who fought fiercely for Black dignity, equali...

Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner

I HAVE always felt a close affinity with St Columba, whose day approaches as I write this. When, as a 19-year-old back in 1977, I was on a long ramble round Ireland, I happened to...

Malcolm Todd Books 2026 North American Tour

Days after the release of his new album 'Do That Again,' rising pop artist Malcolm Todd — and brother to Audrey Hobert — has now announced

Pixel Scroll 7/1/26 Alas Poor Pixel. I Scrolled Him, Horatio, An Element Of Infinite Extent, Of Most Excellent Colour

(0) All your condolences about the loss of my mother were greatly appreciated. We had the service at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills, which backs onto LA’s Griffith Park, thus making p...

Malcolm D. Lee Returned To ABFF For Its Landmark 30th With A Genre That’s Now ‘More Accessible’ To Black Creatives

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Memories and Timeless Treasures

We all lose friends... we lose them in death, to distance, and over time.But even though they may be lost, hope is not.The key is to keep them in your heart, and when the time is r...

PhotoStock | In Fond Memory

A few weeks ago, an event that I first attended in 2012 had its final form. Back on the 20th and 21st of June, a group gathered to celebrate the life of Bill Schwab, who had passed...

Waiting for his name

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Morning Headlines 7/14/26

Remembering Jim Merlin Meditech announces the passing of Chief Business ...

50 Years of Community, Friendship and Service at The Swan

A much-loved local licensee, Malcolm Aspinall is being recognised after celebrating an extraordinary milestone — 50 years behind the bar of his family-run pub, which is owned by Ad...

Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner

I WRITE this from the Collegio Ghislieri, in the ancient university town of Pavia. The college was founded in 1567, though the university itself is far older than that, as there is...

Summer Memories

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A Kiss, a Memory, and the Long Road Between Then and Now

Jean has always believed that memory has a mischievous streak — especially the kind triggered by music. One moment she’s driving to the grocery store, minding her own business, and...

The shadows we call memories

It’s nearly midnight. You close a book — or maybe you watch it close itself — and you lie there in the dark of your room, staring at the…Continue reading on Medium »