We Count! part 17

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Host Tavis Smiley leads a discussion between African American scholars, opinion makers, analysts and elected officials, in the landmark gathering in Chicago for the special presentation of We Count: The Black Agenda is the American Agenda.
Guests include: Dr. Wayne D. Watson- President, Chicago State University; Father Michael Phleger - St. Sabina Faith Community; Evangelist Joyce Smiley; Dr. Michael Eric Dyson-Author & Professor, Georgetown University; Dr. Cornel West- Author & Professor, Princeton University;Angela Glover Blackwell-Founder and Chief Executive Officer; Reverend Jesse L. Jackson Sr.-President & Founder, Rainbow/ PUSH Coalition; Michael Fauntroy- Professor, George Mason University; Dr. Julianne Malveaux- President of Bennett College for Women; Dorothy Wright Tillman- Former Alderman, City of Chicago; Dr. Ronald Walters- Political Analyst and Professor Emiritus, University of Maryland; Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan- Leader of The Nation of Islam; Tom Burrell- Author, Founder and former CEO of Burrell Communications; Raven Curling- Student Government President, Chicago State University.

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23 мар 2010

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Комментарии : 20

@MrSaladin7 13 лет назад

Min. Farrakhan is the Greatest! Dr. Dyson and Dr. West are top notch as well.

@amnrob101 12 лет назад

Did you notice how Tavis kinda rushed some of the other speakers but he never rushed Farrakhan?

@MrSandman005 12 лет назад

Farrakhan broke it down. Nuff said.

@twinboyz2004 12 лет назад

farrakhan is brilliant

@waffiki 13 лет назад

what is up with jessi jackson? he seem to be very distant, is he working for some secret service.

@Nemesis459 13 лет назад

As we did with MLK.. AND MALCOLM X.. Minister Farakhan should have acknowledged that.

@livendapast 13 лет назад

What about Malcolm and his wife and children??

@Kingsulify 11 лет назад

Gosh dude people change, people grow and they correct themselves; everyone makes mistakes. Have you done something that you may have changed over the years. Are you now finding reasons not to even listen to this guy, at least he acknowledges his mistakes...I am not saying do not critique him or observe him, which you very well may do, but to keep making comments like "Why didn't he say that about Malcolm mmm such a shame" I say this not just for him, I say this for all who make mistakes...

@OfficialScottVictor 13 лет назад

@AlHaqDeen He's a changed guy now

@humblejumpify 12 лет назад

I personally fine Farrahkan to be parochial at best--but in this context he is on POINT!! i Love Dorthy

@geminiteevee1777 13 лет назад

@Diosibundo Hispanics are in Hispaniola the islands that Columbus invaded. they are Puerto Rico, Haiti, DR, and Cuba. Latinos are the peoples other Spanish speaking countries in north and south america. hope i helped.

@msscott73 13 лет назад

@HorChild I didn't know that.

@B3rto0rtega 12 лет назад

Lol Malcolm taught MLF lol ik HE'S MY GEANDPA.

@aeonstarmusic 13 лет назад

@GeminiTeeVee That is not entirely accurate. Hispanic (Spanish: hispano, hispánico) is a term that originally denoted a relationship to the ancient Hispania, a country that geographically coincided with the Iberian Peninsula. During the Modern Era, Hispanic sometimes takes on a more limited meaning, relating to the contemporary nation of Spain, one of the successor states of Hispania.

@AlHaqDeen 13 лет назад

Isn't it a shame that Farrakhan didn't feel the same empathy for Malcolm's wife and children? I'm sure some of the people at that table were thinking the same thing.

@matt2fresh84 11 лет назад

Farrakhan didnt say "leave that brother alone" when the sh*t hit the fan with malcom x and the nation....and malcom had a clear agenda which was the blacks having equality in this nation

@gifted1der 13 лет назад

@jcphantom Not sure if you know much about the history between Farrakhan and Malcolm X, but AlHaqDeen had it right. When Malcolm left the Nation of Islam, Farrakhan, who was one of the top ministers in the NOI at the time and a protege of Malcolm, stated several times that he believed Malcolm deserved to die for his perceived betrayal of Elijah Muhammad. He reiterated that after Malcolm's assassination. It wasn't until years later that Farrakhan reached out to Malcolm's family to make amends.