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We are going to tell our OWN story….. we have had enough of white folks telling our story. We have awakened. If you really want to actually help. Find and fund a black perspective.
Another Malcolm x isn't what's needed at the moment, what's really needed is blacks to get on code and protect our leaders and our own and that would open the door for another Malcolm x
Malcolm X embraced Islam. Islam is a “religion” that degrades women. Islam treats women at best as second class citizens and at worst as if they were animals owned as the property of men. In some Muslim countries, women cannot even leave their homes unless accompanied by a male relative. Saudi Arabia only recently allowed women to drive. In 1988, I visited Morocco for 5 days. Women were not allowed to go into bars. They were called bars even though they did not serve alcohol. Still, women were not allowed inside. Imagine that. Malcolm X may have supported black civil rights, but by practicing Islam, he ignored the rights of women.
Malcolm X was a shining black price of power and integrity who influenced black people.He sacrificed himself for the good of all people not just black people.
Why? Because he was Barack Obama's biological father? Because he was aware of our indigenous Amoorican heritage? Because he exposed Elijah Muhammad a pedophile who had a pact with the KKK? Why? Because communist George Soros financed his movement? Because he was selling his ass? Why? Because when he was in those streets hung out with Sanford and Son Redd Fox?
@pcutta610 absolutely not true! Most black ppl at that time didn't know enough about Malcolm and the Nation nor wanted to know. MLK was more in line with what they thought was a better and more viable way to reach the goals of that day. He was beloved and held with reverence to many, but most and still to this day were slaves to Christianity. He was killed by his own brothers ( Muslims) bcuz, like today, jealousy, ignorance, and whitewashing.
My admiration for this man goes beyond words, even as a Christian pastor. There isn’t any other civil rights leader that I hold in higher regard, I truly love this brother 🙏🏾
No as long as you and many like you and people like us receive his beautiful powerful messages then it can never be Robbed from us. He was a Soldier of truth and the justice for his life is in us living smarter and better. ▪️
Some days I am like Martin but most days I am more like Malcolm. He said the things we were thinking at the time and grew as a man changing his beliefs towards the end. I sometimes wonder how much better the US would have been if MLK and Malcolm-X were not killed by the country were they lived.
Malcolm X has changed my perception of life. His biography was an eye-opener and it helped me to stop smoking, drinking and he made me religious and always seek knowledge and the truth. Peace be upon him.
100 percent. Met a young man who have interest in being like Malcom. I told him I admire him, but people like that end up dead. I think about Al sharpton speaking about marching Recently. Shaking my head. I call that Martin Luther syndrome. It has gotten us no where.
I’ve listened to EVERY clip, speech, and interview of Malcolm X. Him and Dr Amos Wilson are my favorite scholars to listen to. Malcolm X is the reason I am fully awake, why I quit voting for democrats.
I hope you stopped voting for Republicans also because he didn't trust them either. He called both parties "two sides of the same coin" that's the other part of the often half completed quote when they speak on the liberal democrats and southern dixiicrats.
Please remain awake but not woke. Those are two different things. I'm glad that you differentiated between those two terms. To be awake is to be aware and committed to social issues, to be woke is something engineered and totally different.
@@robertquestionmark89 @salahuddinmuhammad3251 co-opted by both corrupt parties. the republican party has retconned the history of that word to describe everything wrong with liberals and social justice. liberals are still the same wolves X described them to be, and have really dedicated themselves to the woke schtic while not doing anything actively to help black, brown, asian, and yt people.
I was in high school when he was assassinated, he was a threat to some whites and some blacks; nevertheless, his life is an inspiration and example to all of us. He showed the ability to change as he learned new ideas!
Yeah He did! BUT, The Only thing New Ngrs learnt, was to perfect is Lace Front weave that Whites and Koreans now Sell to the Desperately Nappy, and Air Lift Nikes to da Black Kang, because it's The Only lift in life he's interested in! Peace!
If Malcolm X was alive today he would be ashamed of black black people's behavior gang violence black women ghetto behavior disrespect children born out of wedlock black males not taking care of black people not only businesses real estate or property lack of ambition and Malcolm X would not be pleased that the majority of black people vote Democrat knowing full well that the Democrat party started the klu Klux Klan
His influence gave birth to the area of Consciousness Hip Hop ppl like Gil Scot Heron,The Last Poets and Public Enemy owe their careers in music history to this man.
Not so he was a man above reproach compare to the men in his time he was a monk you can’t do this injustice to his name and the way he conducted his life and beliefs ;wake-up listen
Public enemy had a full blooded c00n in the group that fucked up the group. FLAVOR Flav is a menstrual show with big ass clock as a necklace big ass glasses and gold teeth...
His autobiography help me to graduate from high school in 1976 and became a hero to me and it opened my eyes to racism in this country. I'm so grateful to have met Malcolm X through that book. R.I.P. my brother and friend 😢
Even though they killed Malcolm X, we still LOVE YOU. Sir, you will Live forever in our hearts. The fight has been long, hard, and unfair. But look at how things are turning.
This man loved his People more. Than. They loved Themselves God. Sent. Him. To wake them up open their eyes & Let them know how. Important they are to this world he was a King that made Difference ❤
The denial of the insurance payout killed me deeply as an insurance agent. That multi-layered structural racism hurts in way only Africans born in Amerikkka can really understand...
Malcolm X is TRUE symbol of AFRICANS and their descendants around the world undisputable RESILIENCE!!! For me its Malcolm X's political tapes in my early years(9yrs) that exposed me to African Americans struggles,then Angela Davis,Martin Luther's books plus other brilliant civil rights fighter's for human rights! GOD bless all who came and fought for US!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏💖💖💖💖🌍
He does understand the frustrations and the anger especially when justice has not been fully repaid. And things keep happening. But we must trust God, and wait on him. Or get in trouble with him, as many have in gang shootings and whatnot. Anger and bitterness is not the way to go
Although a brief autobiography of our Brother Malcom…..I still was touched by his efforts to fight and stand up for equality and simple human dignity and respect 💯👍🏾
Malcolm Was a special man Forged in fire, pain and discrimination yet would still debate you and knew the importance of knowledge and showing no fear in the face of adversity, he stood up when others turned away, he gave a voice and an outlet to others that were hurting.
In all the years that I've heard and read anything about Malcolm this has got to be one of the most complimentary discussions on this man and his life that I have ever heard. It absolutely brings me to tears to hear how eloquently you speak of this man. In some respect your narrative send chills up my spine and at the same time too, when the chills subside I suddenly feel myself about ready to cry. I cry for the loss of a man that this country will no longer have in its midst.
@@algomes715Barak Obama who is low-key not even ProBlack? Plz just stop it & never ever put Obama in the same category with Malcolm or MLK jr bc it is actually a huge insult onto them & our ancestors
The Autobiography Of Malcolm X changed my life forever. Ironically it was Tupac Shakur who influenced me to read the book and had made me aware of revolutionary figures and Black Consciousness
He is not dead to me his spirit lives on. I was too young to understand but learning about him leaves me with love for him . I will aways love him and i will always teach the young ones about him.
If Malcolm X was alive today he would have been my first true black president Malcolm X was more of a man than Obama they spoke truth he taught us how to be black men and women and uphold the law and respected also taught us how to stand up for ourselves and to keep black families together❤ I have much love and respect to Malcolm X and his family rest in power my true black king🙏🏿👼🏿✊🏿
Malcolm X was 🔥 💪 ✌ ❤. A Man who was Unapologetic was always Straight No Chaser. I'm honored that I had a Chance to follow his Teaching and Speeches. I'm sure he would be hurt and😢😢 disappointed that We as a Nation is going Backwards instead of😮😮 Forward. Rip If we don't Stand for Something We Will Go For❤❤ Anything. Malcolm X ✌ ❤ 🙏
I loved Malcolm X and what he stood for by any means necessary. We need more leaders like him. He was a rebel but good man enlight of his truth he faced good or bad. Rip Malcolm-X ☮️
Selfless peoples' legendary heroes like Malcolm X, Nasser, Ben Bella, Sekou Toure, Nkrumah, Lumumba, ... will forever belong to a special pantheon of the immortals! Thnx for showing the rightfully just way to a dignified life for all humans!
He was killed before I was born, but reading about him and watching clips and documentary about this brother opened my eyes to a lot. It’s sad our own people not white people took his life, Rest In Power Brother Malcom✊🏿🕊✨
@@chriscangelosi9438one could say systemic destabilization and money made the best motivators for them. The real question is can you or any of us be bought like them. I see people who are bought all the time, if you subscribe to capitalism then you are either sleep or bought. I can never be bought.
Throughout Malcolm's life it's apparent it was a struggle and he had a wonderful foundation with his parents, unfortunately for everyone in the world there will be division, wars and untruths by leadership of any country, this has been prophesied a long time ago.
It doesn't need to be another Malcolm X. We must learn from his experiences, teachings, achievements & mistakes to be even greater than him, that's what he would want.🌹R.I.Power PEACE 2 ALL GODS & EARTHS!🎱
Black people too afraid. Black men just submitted their dignity became weak fighting each other abusing their wives and children. Abandon their families creating fatherless children. Coward ass black men sit in judgment of single mothers. Blaming them instead of taking responsibility for destroying the black family. Destroying the black community. Scary ass black men too afraid of the gift that the most high gave them at Birth. The authority power fight to be leaders. Black men are too afraid to stand up. So fucking pathetic
He set such a great example for his people. He always seeked the truth and tried to change for the best. RIP brother Malcolm and may Allah join us in heaven.
Fascinating that Magneto was thoughtfully drawn with inspiration from Malcolm X (while the more cerebral Professor X held some inspiration from Dr. ML King) and the careful, beginnings of Killmonger's fighting spirit were a nod to Malcolm. While some say it's two sides of one coin, it does also show the deep reaching reflections Malcolm had in the Nation of Islam, the Muslim Mosque Incorporated, the Organization of Afro-American Unity, the Muslim faith and/or Black🖤 people across the globe.
We need more people like him and also Nat Turner Racism has gotten out of hand and it's still out of hand to this very day, and it's time for us to take the example of Malcolm x, Stand up, unite as one, and fight back to carry on his legacy and take Back what was wrong, fully stolen from us?
People like you always talking about we need somebody like him somebody to stand up and lead black people. You stand up. All the black people watching from the sidelines, videotaping as a mentally ill, harmless, homeless black man as he was held down by three white men being choked to death. All those people on the train just sat there and watched and did nothing. Needed to stand up. All those deer that has black men just watched. Should have stood up. But you scared as fake ass disgusting ass black people would fight against your own before you fight for your own. Gang members fight each other murder each other, rather than coming together so fight for each other. Murdering innocent children in the cross fire. Stop fighting each other and protect one another. Stand up, make a difference in your community. Stand up and lead like real men. Like Malcolm X, and all the other who died fighting for us, you stand up. And then get the black men you know to stand up. And stop talking about it be about it.
In 1965 I remember when he was assassinated that February Friday, at school that following Monday I don't think the teacher's said nothing all day, it wad like they'd lost an uncle, brother, and we were told we could do whatever we wanted, most colored, some read books, others caught up on home/class work. It was eerily gloomy , I could tell it affected all of them. It was an all black school in the south. Never forget it.
Malcolm was bold & brilliant. I loved his fervor for his people above all things. I'm sorry we lost him. MLK is known for his "I have a dream speech", but MLK had some fiery words of his own which are played far less frequently, so they become unknown. Speeches he made at Riverside Church in NY where he told America GOD will break the backbone of its power if they didn't do right by us. This breaking in going on right now, because they still don't do right by us. GOD used both these men (& many others) as an opportunity for America to repent & let His people go that we may worship Him in the wilderness. Malcolm fought without the system & Martin within; either way, our enemies perpetual hatred makes them determined not to do the right thing, because they do not love the original people of the earth, especially the true Israelites. If MLK wasn't doing damage like Malcolm was doing damage, the government wouldn't have sponsored their deaths. Malcolm was about to flip the tables on them taking them to the U.N. That brother was special. The King family went to court & proved their case about who truly was behind the murder of MLK. MLK & Malcolm were humble enough to acknowledge their errors which made them great in my sight. They both knew their lives were on the line, yet they willingly stood against the enemies of our community world wide. I have respect for both, because it wasn't easy & they followed their calling; to the death.
He never considered himself a "civil rights leader", in fact he considered the concept of civil rights inadequate for the African American liberation struggle. He would define it a human rights issue rather, or simply a matter if justice. One of the greatest leaders of all times, and the persoal role model of millionsnof people around the globe including myself.
"We're not Americans, we're AFRICANS who happen to be in America. We were kidnapped and brought here against our will from Africa. We didn't land on Plymouth Rock - that rock landed on us!" ---Malcolm X Word.
I guess that was what he meant when he said we were kidnapped and brought here against our will? If not kidnapped by the Europeans then by whom...before them? Word.
I understand about Africans coming to the Americas before the Europeans. I'm just stating that I am not sure that is what he was saying in that statement. Maybe. Not out of the realm of possibility, though. Word.
Excellent summary! You caught things the book couldn’t because most of it was thru autobiography while Malcolm was still alive and things that happened to protect organization rights and embarrassment. Good report!
@stevemiller6167 Not sure Malcolm would feel the same. Regardless of his religious choice, we can all respect his mind, actions & words. Perhaps Malcolm might ask us to consider 'humans' as equal in size...beside his mother & father. I hope our humankind can recognise his example. I'm white, female, non religious & very happy to see channels on social media praise those of our species (our ancestral ROYALTY) who were not shown the respect they quite obviously demanded, deserved and displayed. My comment is not to argue, it is to highlight your original comment.
@@tedbundy2268 Malcolm x had 4 important ingredients in his character. Delivery,integrity,intelligence and the thing that many didn't have, A CHARISMATIC PERSONALITY.
Brother Malcolm left the nation of Islam after going to Makkah for pilgramage, and embraced the true religion of Islam as it was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). I, as a half Arab half white American Muslim, am proud to have such a great man as a brother in faith. Islam is the solution to racism.
Malcolm is my hero,he changed my life when I read his Autobiography, I grew up in the South,early on I knew nothing of Malcolm,we were just taught about Dr.King,when I heard one of his speeches in the late eighties, I was completely blown,the fire, the truthfulness,if was born twenty years earlier I definitely would have been one of his followers ❤
He was not a sellout he was for real bout his people the nation did this all he tried to do is build his people up left his family without a father you black did this to him why because you are heater sill today against your own people and it still hurt me till this day what happened to him once i got to hear the story of MR X it touch my heart i will never forget him in my life he is one of the reasons how i begin to love myself as a black women he came to this earth for this reason and he did what he had to do RIP
