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Archeologists are hoping to unbury some forgotten Malcolm X history. Literally.
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The Associated Press reports that Boston archeologists are planning a two-week excavation of the former childhood home of Malcolm X in the hopes of learning more about the famed civil rights leader.
Malcolm left his home of Lansing, Michigan in 1941 as a teenager to move in with his half sister, Ella Little-Collins, in Boston. He spent years dividing his time between Little-Collins’ home and Harlem.
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What do you think historians will find at the house?