NEW YORK --- For decades, a burning question loomed over a towering 20th century book: "The Autobiography of Malcolm X": What happened to the reputedly missing chapters that may have contained some of the most explosive thoughts of the African-American firebrand assassinated in 1965? The answer came on Thursday, when an unpublished manuscript of a chapter titled "The Negro" was sold by Guernsey's auction house in Manhattan --- for $7,000. The buyer was The New York Public Library's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, based in Harlem. Schomburg Director Kevin Young confirmed to The Associated Press that this was in fact an unpublished...
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