I was there and remember this night very well, a great speech by an amazing man. It was also the night of the intense ice storm which disrupted our towns for several weeks (although the U of I campus wasn't affected due to a separate power system). Thank you for posting this Jeff!
A very clear and intelligent presentation. Brother Kwame Toure struggled unceasingly to organize us. Let's seriously build the ALL AFRIKAN PEOPLE'S REVOLUTIONARY PARTY
From a true African daughter- please dont come here to make our girls twerk- bring real skills. We need food engineers, biologists, civil engineers, and those sort of skills. We have our own music geniuses who express in a way African born Africans enjoy and relate with. Please.
Kwame Toure (R.I.P.) always entices his audience with key aspects of history in his lectures. The Dalit Movement Kwame mentioned to address Indian's caste system and the Untouchables struggle for equality, respect, and elevation is seldom spoken about in relation to Ghandi's shortsightedness on making changes in Hindu society. Americans mostly know about Untouchability by the popular Hollywood movie 'Millionaire Slum Land Lord" which depicts the problem of Untouchability.
The Video kept speeding up, which shows that when someone gets in a Position to speak and spread the Truth and nothing but the Truth, there's always something that hinders positive Action that's being projected by an Individual or many Individuals.
