This Day in Black History: Nov. 18, 1992

Spike Lee’s "Malcolm X" biopic opens in theaters.

Published November 18, 2011

Malcolm X, filmmaker Spike Lee's feature film about the life of the iconic civil rights activist, opened in theaters. Denzel Washington appeared in the starring role.

(Photo: 40 Acres & A Mule Filmworks)

Written by Britt Middleton

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