The historian and active defender of the rights of blacks Manning Marable died three days before it is rolled out its long-awaited biography of Malcolm X, U.S. media said today. Marable, who had long suffered from health problems, has died at age 60 from a lung infection, said the newspaper "The New York Times." In life, the professor of Columbia University was the subject of controversy, there were those who criticized him for having an overview of the history and currently scheduled for his left-wing stance.
However, his books are among the main reference texts of African American Studies Chairs. Marable worked for two decades in his biography of Malcolm X, black radical Muslim and leader for many years in the "Nation of Islam" who was assassinated in February 1965 in New York. Marable wrote and polished the text for all these years.
On Monday April 4 will come to the U.S. market. 
However, his books are among the main reference texts of African American Studies Chairs. Marable worked for two decades in his biography of Malcolm X, black radical Muslim and leader for many years in the "Nation of Islam" who was assassinated in February 1965 in New York. Marable wrote and polished the text for all these years.
On Monday April 4 will come to the U.S. market.
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