9:09 this is such an important statement. On another video that showed Malcom X talking not particularly aggressively to George Rockwell, the comments were dominated by open N*zis praising this. This clip, however, shows those sacks of garbage that they should keep their mouths shut. Malcom X was for the liberation of black people. Self love. There was and will never be room for that and ignorant race supremacists to exist in the same room. On the same planet. Their very existence is a threat to that liberation and a pathetic 20 dollar bill doesn't change that.
May Allah reward you with the highest level in Jannah.. heavenly bliss.. brother Malcolm.. and i pray that He grants me the opportunity to meet you there.. in sha Allah
9:19 Malcolm respected King and King respected Malcolm. I just think King was afraid of Malcolm's philosophy at the time. They needed each other and I think if Malcolm and Martin united, they'd still be alive. Notice Martin started to sound more like Malcolm after Malcolm passed.
One of the GREATEST thinkers we have ever had in this country! he was murdered for not holding fast to a crooked thought process. He was lied too and his discoveries led him straight to himself... smh and they hated that...
Islam is not an African religion, Muhammad is not an African name, Arabic is not an African language. Religion was just introduced to Africans by the colonialists. We had our own beliefs and they made us believe that our beliefs we're evil
I consider this man to be one of the most decent and outstanding human beings in American history. Sad to admit, but head and shoulders above our President and everyone in congress!
The good thing is that the guy who killed Malcolm X now feels guilty and remorse for what he done. That's the ultimate sting of murder. Especially when those nightmares kick in. "An apology is weak. A regret is wretched." - Matt Berry
My guess is that, had Malcolm lived, he would have eventually abandoned religion entirely and concentrated on the removal of institutional racism in the U.S. and the oppression of people all over the world through purely political means, i.e., recognizing that the issue is U.S. and European imperialism. He was already starting to make that transition at least a year before his murder.
Brother Malcolm was in his "most dangerous form" AFTER he came back from Mecca. J Edgar Hoover knew this. He feared Malcolm more than he did Martin or Elijah and between Malcolm and Martin he knew that he had to "neutralize" Brother Malcolm first.
They stopped him from learning about Noble Drew Ali, however he was very close only because he's Father and Mother they were and are pushing Pan-Africanism in America. Brother Malcolm's Father was killed behind his ISM, and his Mother and what about his bothers, sisters? For the most part get Your DNA done if Bro Malcolm had that available WOW!?! Regardless it's Science it leads US back to our GOD TITLES, NATIONAL STANCE AND ABLE TO CONSTRUCT. So do DNA create currency and well be OK it's always there currency we use, lets create our OWN. PEACE AND BLESSINGS FROM GRIGGS-BEY
meine Damen und Herrn, hier sehen sie einen Menschen der das "Problem" des Islams gut darstellt und dennoch bewsit das der Islam Falsch und nicht Friedlich ist
Malcolm figured it out after leaving the Nation of Islam. White people were not his enemy but powerful forces running the world via their system. When you do that they kill you. Same then as now. Divide and conquer.
Malcolm X was not a hate-mongering fanatic. He was not a racist. He was not a supremacist. He was a Muslim. What he preached and taught then about white people being the devil was and is still very much true today. There were lynchings and beatings then and still have lynchings and shootings and beatings of white people assaulting black people today. But we have police officers doing that now. Hate crimes won't end, very unfortunate to say. As long as you have people hating, it won't end. Maybe in a perfect world will the killings end...
Both Dr. King, and Malcom had the right mindset when it came to the black community. They just went about things the wrong way in their own philosophies. You can’t be too much of a pushover when it comes to the nonviolent approach, because nobody will take you seriously, and you can’t be to violent and physical with people, because then they paint you as the enemy. It’s all about finding that middle ground in both arguments and coming to a universal conclusion that works for both sides of the political coin.
How do I get to heaven? Will my good deeds be measured against my bad deeds? Do I need to be a good person to go to heaven? How do I know if I'm good enough? Well the bible says no man is good, for all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. So how do we get to heaven? Answer: By believing on Jesus Christ who took the punishment for our sin on the cross. There are no amount of good works we can do to achieve salvation because salvation is a free gift of God. We need to humble ourselves, realize we are sinners and that we need a savior. John 3:16 For God so loved the world that He gave his only son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.
No president or scholar has ever come close to the intellect or character of Mr. Malcolm X!!! Everything he spoke about was true. MLK was another great man but, his non-violent meathod was wrong. Sometimes you have to fight. America has never been reasonable with people of color...ever! So, Malcolm X was right then and he's right today. The question is, when do we begin to fight back?
“In Asia, or the Arab world, or in Africa where the Muslims are, if you find one who says he is white; all he is doing is using an adjective to describe something incidental about him, one of his incidental characteristics. There is nothing else to it, he is just white. But when you get the white man over here in America and he says he is white; he means something else. You can listen to the sound of his vice when he says he is white; he means he is the boss.” Malcom X So true, he sees them for who they were and are. (not all of them now, but most of them then.)
I'm not saying he was wrong in feeling the way he felt due to the BS that existed his time, but Malcolm X saying he isn't racist is terribly ironic when he follows it up with a diatribe against western white men. I completely agree with him that atrocities have been done against people on the basis of race, and the people who have suffered deserve a right to live free from persecution... but the brother is most certainly racist as a product of the hate that was pushed onto him. Racism breeds racism... The only way out is to not play the game... Everyone needs to just forget about the color of their skin and recognize that we are a world of cultures that each have merits and issues. No person/culture is free from atrocities and no one should assume they are better than anyone else. Teach your kids to love everyone and maybe in a few generations we will see this issue finally resolved.
Can we not get positive messages from this, and become better people from it? I feel very depressed as an African American male in society, because there are so many words Malcolm spoke that hold true today, but we never really stop to think about it until “black history month.” Shame he got killed so young🤦🏾♂️✊🏾
He did change his way of thinking but 4 the world's stand point too late. But n God's eyes it's never too late if u got breath n your body n still have a sound mind.
