Clyde X
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Clyde X was the leader of the St. Louis, Missouri chapter of the Nation of Islam from 1958 to (??). The St. Louis chapter, Nation of Islam Mosque Number 28, was founded around 1955 and was located at 1434 North Grand Boulevard. Clyde X succeeded the mosque's first minister, who was known as Brother Lewis.
[edit] Further reading
- Patrick Chike Onwuachi, "Religious concepts and socio-cultural dynamics of Afro-American religious cults in St. Louis, Missouri" (Ph.D. dissertation, Saint Louis University, 1963).
- "Former Black Muslim's Death Ruled a Homicide," St. Louis Globe-Democrat, 17 Jan. 1967.
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