Louis Farrakhan: Made In America

This comprehensive biography unfolds Louis Farrakhan's odyssey from the streets of Roxbury to becoming America's most outspoken black leader. It traces his controversial relationship with Malcolm X and examines how Farrakhan rebuilt the Nation of Islam and established himself as the spokesperson for millions of disgruntled African-Americans.

This book details Malcolm X's daughter's alleged plot to have Farrakhan assassinated and the unique way it united opposing factions in the black community. This biography describes Farrakhan's often volatile relationship with black leaders, including Jesse Jackson, Khallid Muhammad, and Ben Chavis.

This book culminates with the historic Million Man March and Farrakhan's subsequent World Friendship Tour. This biography will interest anyone wanting to understand the circumstances that have made Louis Farrakhan who he is today.