Les Payne’s daughter, who completed her father’s research and manuscript on Malcolm X following his unexpected passing.

Born Malcolm Little, he is the central figure known for his transformation from a troubled youth to a prominent leader advocating for black empowerment and separation.

Malcolm X's mother, who is light-skinned, educated, and dedicated to promoting dignity and pride in her children. She is a strong supporter of Marcus Garvey’s teachings.

Malcolm X's father, a dark-skinned, hardworking preacher devoted to Garveyism, known for his defiance towards white domination and his moral shortcomings.

Jamaican-born activist who founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association, advocating for racial pride and the separation of races, clashing with other black leaders seeking integration.

Founder of the Moorish Science Temple, known for his uncertain background and teachings about the origins of black people, who was acquitted of murder before dying young.

Founder of the Nation of Islam with a mysterious past, known for his teachings on black solidarity and the inherent evil of white people, who disappeared under unexplained circumstances.

Prominent follower of Fard and later leader of the Nation of Islam, known for his controversial claim of divine leadership and eventual conflict with Malcolm X.