Malcolm X in coffin; mourners in church; mourners in long line outside church; people behind police barrier; black women crying; Ossie Davis delivers eulogy; police outside church; crying mourners; casket taken out of church; gathering at graveyard; casket put in ground; men shovel dirt over coffin.

In Harlem, mourners line up outside the Unity Funeral Home for the public viewing of Malcolm X's body. The funeral service is then held at the Faith Temple Church. Transferred from film, mastered in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ and Uncompressed, available in all forms of HD and SD.

ORIG. NEG 200 FT. SOF MAG (FTG CKED 03/05 NOW 190') EXT SHOTS UNITY FUNERAL HOME. CROWD IN LINE BEHIND POLICE BARRICADES TO VIEW BODY OF MALCOLM X. CU PEOPLE IN LINE ARE INTERVIEWED ON THEIR REASONS FOR STANDING IN LINE TO VIEW HIS BODY. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - NEW YORK, NEW YORK. FUNERALS - X, MALCOLM. PERSONALITIES - X, MALCOLM. SPEECHES - MALCOLM X. PERSONALITIES - MALCOLM X / MALCOLMX (ABOUT)

Betty Shabazz' wake took place this afternoon in New York. Her body was prepared for a Muslim burial at the same Harlem funeral home where her husband's corpse was ritually washed and shrouded after he was killed 32 years ago.

MALCOLM X: THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM

NEW YORK, UNITED STATES - NOVEMBER 27: Malikah Saban Shabazz, one of six of Malcolm X's daughters who died on Monday (Nov. 22) was laid to rest in Ferncliff Cemetery in New York on Saturday (Nov. 27). The funeral prayer for Shabazz was held at the Islamic Cultural Center of New York in Manhattan. Malcolm X's eldest daughters Betty and Ilyasah Shabazz and a crowd of black Muslim Americans around New York attended the Islamic funeral. Shabazz, 56, was reportedly found dead in her Brooklyn home by her daughter on Monday, according to police. They do not suspect foul play. Her death comes less than a week after the two men convicted of killing Malcolm X were exonerated. Bernice King, one of the civil rights icons Martin Luther King, Jr.'s daughters, expressed condolences over Shabazz's death, saying on Twitter she is "deeply saddened" by her death. "My heart goes out to her family, the descendants of Dr. Betty Shabazz and Malcolm X," she said. "Dr. Shabazz was pregnant with Malikah and her twin sister, Malaak, when Brother Malcolm was assassinated. Be at peace, Malikah." (Footage by Lokman Vural Elibol/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

B/W 1965- cu Face on young boy, Scenes of racial strife and struggle in the form of violent riot, demonstration, and protest. Police shooting water hoses on a protest crowd, beating blacks, and - carrying them off. Police wearing helmets and riot control gear. Using German Shepherd dogs, Blacks handcuffed on way to jail; WS Racial exploitation in South Africa. Blacks working fields, demonstration for """"African Freedom"""", military training as freedom fighters; WS Meeting of KKK in robes and masks, a night Klan parade, Huge burning cross; 1965 cu Malcolm X speaks to a small informal group seated in an apartment setting. He contrasts Civil Rights with Human Rights as ""the focus of the future struggle and broadens the scope of the struggle as a subject for the UN. Talks about moulding socialism to fit specific needs of group. Patronizing and sexist comments about women. Attacks Christian non-violent movement as cowardly. Promotes organizing with those of African heritage in nearby countries - Cuba, Brazil etc.; WS Malcolm X speaks at rally and broadcasts remarks (WNYC} - View of the listening crowd; 1965 - CU Scene shift back to the apartment setting with remarks on black intellectualism and condition of women. View of listeners at the small gathering; WS African woman holds newspaper headline which reads, """"Woman Don't want Passes"""" and native police march woman into police trucks, Mass rally of women holding sticks or clubs, Women protest under police surveillance, Women dancing and singing their protests; CU Malcolm X continues remarks on need for unification of all peoples in North, Central and South America of African descent; WS Scenes at the meeting of Afro-American Unity. Massive squares of Chinese marchers in vast parade grounds as Mao salutes; WS Jungle fighters bearing rifles on manoeuvres; CU Malcolm X rides in back seat of car, holds interview at airport, {shots heard on tape} narrator remarks on Malcolm's assassination in New York on February. 1, 1965; WS Malcolm X funeral procession, mourners, cemetery and final burial; CU Photo of Malcolm X and a VO of his remarks

Doc on Malcolm X and Watts Riot, narrated. Malcolm X says Elijah Muhammad would like to see him dead. Black and white stills of Malcolm X corpse on street, people standing over him. Video of his funeral, coffin, crowds. Watts Riot - cars on fire, police manhandling and arresting African-Americans. Man says it will go on. Buildings burning and in ashes. Police on the streets.

Malcolm X's widow Betty Shabazz arrives at his funeral.

13:56:39:15 Rep. John Conyers, Jr. (D-MI) continues to speak: "Rosa Parks electrifying refusal to give up her seat on a bus...Mrs. King to the front of the civil rights movement" (0:42) / 13:59:56:15 Reverend Dr. Joseph E. Lowery speaks (0:12) / 14:08:23:15 Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Choir, Dr. David Morrow, Director, "Ain't Got Time to Die" (0:44) / 14:12:10:15 Maya Angelou -- "I open my mouth to the Lord and won't turn back no, i will go, i shall go, i see what the end is gonna be..." (0:29) / 14:19:38:15 standing ovation for Angelou (0:05) / 14:20:39:15 President Carter speaks (0:07) / 14:22:54:15 Carter: "Coretta, Martin and Her family have climbed the highest mountain..overcame one of the greatest challenges of life...wage a fierce struggle for freedom and justice and do it peacefully...a temptation to forget we worship the prince of peace.." (0:59) / 14:30:35:15 Pres. George H. W. Bush speaks (0:07) / 14:38:37:15 Pres. Clinton and Senator Clinton (0:05) / 14:40:27:15 Clinton: "a woman as well as a symbol...April 5, 1968, the day after her husband was killed, she said: What am i gonna do for the rest of my life? " (0:40) / 14:44:20:15 Clinton: "What are we gonna do for the rest of our lives...Model her behavior" (0:19) / 14:46:08:15 Senator Hillary Clinton Speaks (0:07) / 14:46:17:15 Hillary: As we are called, each of us must decide to answer that call by saying, Send me....She lived her life as an extension of her faith and convention." (0:31) / 14:49:35:15 Hillary: I remember as a college student listening to the news reports about this woman...she was there to continue his work to make all ppl truly free, not just free from the legal segregation, but truly free inside (0:40) / 14:50:38:15 Hillary: We do have to answer the question as to whether we would say: "send me", she has passed, but we must take up her burden, we have to splite it up b/c it was a heavy burden to bear, ...we can carry on the fight, to make sure all children know all children are created equal....the war of peace never ends, so we bid her earthly presence farewell..we wish her Godspeed on her homecoming, and we ask ourselves, will we say .."Send me"..God bless you, Coretta Scott King." (1:24) / 14:52:20:15 Bishop Long - Video presentation (0:11) / 14:55:55:15 MS of Pres. Bush and First Lady while video presentation takes place (0:17) / 15:01:48:15 President and First Lady, Clintons, Carters leave service, shake hands with dignitaries (1:23) / 15:03:45:15 Mrs. Patricia C. Latimore, Personal Assistant to Mrs. King: "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" (0:15) / 15:06:27:15 "You are looking at a product of Coretta Scott King, to be a multiple task person, she once told about 200 ppl that she liked to look good, so if you see her out and about and she look good, ...in 1976, when i got married, she was there, and my mother's 70th bday party, she was there, when i lost my husband, she was there; mrs. king is my boss, my mother, and my friend, and i knew the difference b/n the three, she was also my she-ro, i can say w/o a doubt, oh waht a blessing coretta scott king has been in my life." (1:47) / 15:08:31:15 Ms. Shabazz (family friend) (0:11) / 15:09:14:15 Shabazz: "praise god almighty that we have been bestowed such a lady as CSK...our hearts are heavy, and a caress of warmth..on the 6th day of creation, we all know that God created man in his image, but even God knew his work was not done until he created woman, bless his heart." (0:54) / 15:10:10:15 Shabazz: "He could not do it w/o the pat on the back, the sustenance of the woman in his life. As I sat there, I looked around and see how full the room is, or cable tv or newspaper, yes, indeed, MLK, but CSK gave ppl a backbone and a poise; you knew what grace looked like, we got to see it in wonderment ..just lovely. (1:17) /

ORIG. NEG 200 FT. SOF MAG (FTG CKED 03/05 NOW 190') EXT SHOTS UNITY FUNERAL HOME. CROWD IN LINE BEHIND POLICE BARRICADES TO VIEW BODY OF MALCOLM X. CU PEOPLE IN LINE ARE INTERVIEWED ON THEIR REASONS FOR STANDING IN LINE TO VIEW HIS BODY. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - NEW YORK, NEW YORK. FUNERALS - X, MALCOLM. PERSONALITIES - X, MALCOLM. SPEECHES - MALCOLM X. PERSONALITIES - MALCOLM X / MALCOLMX (ABOUT)

STILLS FROM MURDER OF MALCOLM X, ON A STRETCHER, WHITE COPS, FUNERAL

In Harlem, mourners line up outside the Unity Funeral Home for the public viewing of Malcolm X's body. In response to a reporter, two women state the Civil Rights leader's death will lead to division in the community. Transferred from film, mastered in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ and Uncompressed, available in all forms of HD and SD.

The Widow of Malcom X, Betty Shabazz passed away this afternoon.

CIVIL RIGHTS CORE - PART THREE

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BLACK AND WHITE FOOTAGE FROM 1965 OF MALCOLM X'S FUNERAL, MANY BLACK AMERICANS LINED UP

At the Ferncliff Cemetery in Hartsdale, New York, pallbearers take the casket containing slain Civil Rights leader Malcolm X from the hearse to the gravesite. His widow, Betty Shabazz, speaks with supporters. Transferred from film, mastered in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ and Uncompressed, available in all forms of HD and SD.

ORIG. NEG. 400 FT. SOF MAG VARIOUS SHOTS EXTERIOR UNITY FUNERAL HOME. CROWD IN LINE TO VIEW BODY OF MALCOLM X. CU POLICE SEARCH PACKAGES OF PEOPLE ENTERING FUNERAL HOME. CU PAN HEAVY POLICE SECURITY GUARDS AND CROWD SINGING " WE SHALL OVERCOME. " EXTERIOR SHOTS HOTEL THERESA. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - NEW YORK, NEW YORK. FUNERALS - X, MALCOLM. PERSONALITIES - X, MALCOLM. PERSONALITIES - MALCOLM X / MALCOLMX (ABOUT)

CIVIL RIGHTS CORE - PART TWO

In Harlem, shopkeepers close their stores to observe the death of Malcolm X. Black and white demonstrators walk through the streets carrying signs calling for the closing of all stores to honor the slain Civil Rights leader. Transferred from film, mastered in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ and Uncompressed, available in all forms of HD and SD.

ORIG. NEG. 100 FT. SIL GENERAL VIEW MRS. BETTY X ARRIVES UNITY FUNERAL HOME, ENTERS, EXITS. VARIOUS SHOTS CROWD BEHIND POLICE BARRICADES, SECURITY GUARD CHECKS EACH PERSON'S PARCELS BEFORE ENTERING TO VIEW BODY OF MALCOLM X. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - NEW YORK, NEW YORK. PERSONALITIES - X, BETTY(MRS. MALCOLM). PERSONALITIES - X, MALCOLM. FUNERALS - X, MALCOLM. PERSONALITIES - MALCOLM X / MALCOLMX (ABOUT)