Boles Pal- He was a self taught Educated man, he didn't have a college degree, But I think he was a highly intelligent man, that just hadn't release his true self in his early days during his criminal activities/prison. Didn't u read. The Autobiography of Malcom X?
This was one of his best interviews. He was precise and articulate when he answered the interviewers questions. I wish we had someone strong and sincere to follow today. Brother Malcom was an extraordinarily beautiful humanitarian.
They are not interested IT IS WHY MOST ARE SUFFERING NOW REAP THINKING We dont know who we are Ignorance is what god showed us We are tissues and bones and white men had past and present NO SOUL FOR HIMSELF WITHOUT ME THERE IS NO HIM MY EXPERIENCE
Too bad white power will villainize profits and black people will either believe them or just stay away from the prophet to not have to be targeted. Then after one of our own sheeple kill our profit, we spend the rest of our lives praising the dead.
"Despite the fact that the Ne gro puts the Democratic Party first, the record shows that the Democratic Party puts the Ne gro last." Every time I listen to this man I am shocked at how little has changed. It's eerie.
As Maya Angelou said, "Malcolm was a path, a way into ourselves." Malik Shabaaz's words are more and more relevant today, with increasing extremism, partisan fanaticism, and mass media deluding and dividing the public
True, but I have to give the white host here some credit. He seemed to genuinely like Malcolm X here, whereas normally I'm used to white hosts being hostile towards Brother Malcolm in interviews.
What gets me is the arrogance of these people. They run the sickest period of time for hundreds of years and pretend to be wholesome and the guiding light to honor. Masters at compartmentalization
He didn't voluntarily leave the NOI. He was put out of the NOI by Elijah Muhammad. He initially wanted to stay, but later detested the NOI so much that he wanted nothing to do with it, and didn't even want his image to be tied to it in any way. Nevertheless, that does not mean he was willing to stay with the NOI remaining as it was. While in the NOI, Brother Malcolm had been trying to change the NOI in several ways, which is partly what angered Elijah Muhammad. Still, for the longest time, Brother Malcolm had cult loyalty to Elijah Muhammad and had credited EM for saving him and believed him to sincerely be divine. It is very difficult to completely break free of that, so despite his grave disappointment with Elijah Muhammad's hypocrisy and immorality, Brother Malcolm initially had difficulty letting go. His half-sister, Ella Collins, was the one who helped him the most in finally psychologically breaking free from Elijah Muhammad's stronghold over him, and she even paid for Brother Malcolm's pilgrimage to Mecca. Further, if you listen to Brother Malcolm's later interviews and read his Autobiography, you will see that he absolutely did care about Elijah Muhammad's affairs a lot, to the point where learning about the affairs had made him physically sick for weeks. However, he had initially chosen to remain silent about the affairs and about the real reason he had split with the NOI because he did not want to spiritually harm any of the persons who were still in the movement. That said, if you read his Autobiography, listen to all of his speeches and interviews, and read books that go into detail about all of this with actual facts, what you will find is he had split with the NOI for the following four reasons: (1) Elijah's immorality and the immorality of his heirs as well as those he placed in power in Chicago such as John Ali and Captain Joseph, (2) Wanting to become politically active, (3) He had begun moving towards Sunni Islam for a while before Mecca, which a lot of people don't realize; and he had already started to question several of the NOI's teachings about W.D. Fard being divine and white people being "devils", and (4) Elijah Muhammad's heirs had become insanely jealous and attempts were already being made on Brother Malcolm's life the beginning of 1964 while he was under his suspension. After Mecca, Malcolm X completely denounced the NOI as racist, a cult, a "criminal organization" ... and even went as far as to call Elijah Muhammad a "religious faker" and to say he wasted 12 years of his life and that he is glad to be free of the organization. Brother Malcolm also testified in court against the NOI in a case where the tax exemption status of the NOI was being threatened. Further, Brother Malcolm convinced some of the women Elijah Muhammad sexually exploited to file lawsuits against him, and Brother Malcolm helped them with their lawsuits. In the end, Brother Malcolm was sincerely trying to live the life of a true Sunni Muslim and became an orthodox Sunni Minister, and Elijah Muhammad actually saw that as an even bigger threat to the NOI than Brother Malcolm speaking out about his immorality. Likewise, Elijah Muhammad called Brother Malcolm a traitor to black people and hypocrite for preaching white-black unity after Mecca. So there are many reasons Brother Malcolm split with the NOI.
@@theresamahfouz790 If only Malcolm X had realised than Muslims have a similar tribal tendencies as Christians and that the religions had little to offer in term of the struggle at hand. Our ancestors lived for tens of thousands of years as polytheists and animists before monotheism came forth. We need not be defined by it.
@@theresamahfouz790 Well said! For most people who were black muslims this is common knowledge. This was my parents era, yet they were muslims an followers of Malcolm coming from the motherland. You've done your research, I urge you listen to what he's saying what he was striving amd fighting for rather than study him.
I loved that...it was surreal listening to that. I just thought about my parents/family that were living at that time hearing those same advertisements
This is Brother Minister at his best. I get tired of his old interviews where he says The Honorable Elijah Muhammad teaches us thus and so. This interview he's precise, accurate and referenced his sources. I have been looking for information on Kennedy talking about Muslims. In the New York Times, March of 63
Malcom was truly faithful to Elijah Mohammed, he stated in his autobiography that he never wanted any credit to him self .. and so every thought he spoke he made sure that it was referenced to Elijah's.
@@nouraali6502 I think he wanted the world to know that his success originated from his rehabilitation to/by a person that looks like him. In order to rehabilitate others, one need to highlight the source.
I think he wanted the world to know that his success originated from his rehabilitation to/by a person that looks like him. In order to rehabilitate others, one need to highlight the source.
Do you have the exact date of this interview? My guess is that it’s from early April 1964, around the time he was giving his speech, The Ballot or the Bullet, which was also before his hajj.
This interview is after his hajj..You can hear the interviewer ask him if he would tell him how many members his organisation have since he left iljah.
And you think the White Man would have a special day to remember him? No! What he was saying back then is relevant today. Imagine what would have happened had he been remembered the way his contemporaries are with the killings and humiliation of the black people in the US. I salute the people who who bring about and participated in the black people lives matter movement.
El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, nacido como Malcolm Little y conocido como Malcolm X (Omaha, Nebraska; 19 de mayo de 1925-Nueva York, 21 de febrero de 1965) fue un orador, ministro religioso y activista estadounidense (la X en su nombre representa el apellido desconocido de sus antepasados subsaharianos). Fue un defensor de los derechos humanos y de las libertades civiles de los afroestadounidenses, un hombre que acusó duramente a los estadounidenses blancos de sus crímenes contra sus compatriotas negros. En cambio, sus detractores lo acusaron de predicar el racismo y la violencia. Ha sido descrito como una de las personas más influyentes en la historia de Estados Unidos y como uno de los líderes más importantes del movimiento por los derechos civiles. 99 AÑOS 39 AÑOS 60 AÑOS 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
Loyalty, is it a misguided tool we never learn how to use? Or is it a word we learned how to say when we are in dying need. Is culture part of loyalty, or do countries stand by loyalty. Do you remember like I remember, when fakes had taken full control of the people minds, and lying came from all kinds. Where submission came from all kinds, and pain were issued out so proudly. Where people were being introduced to it as the way of life. Yeah I remember when everyone were being carried like a sucker, made those who wasn't believe many took it as a style. Yeah I remember when a whole group sold death, but didn't have the heart to bring one person down. Yeah I remember when one person came to them all, and could not believe they were all scare to make him fall. Yeah I remember they play around a person while he was sleep, like animal do with lions, but when he woke everything went silent. I myself believe people have misunderstanding of what loyalty is. Because after all is said, the only loyalty is king of the land is the dollar bill. One might be confessed saying something else, but their action will show different. Culture was overthrown because of betrayal, organizations were destroyed because of betrayal. So tell me what is loyalty, when it have no root to hold on firm for support.
De Rossi Of course, if I may be so bold. What Malcolm meant when he made his remarks concerning the Dixicrats in Washington was a direct reference to the allegations that Dr. King was known at tbat time for making references to the "Southern Dixicrats "who repeatedly voted against the bills that would favor Black Americans. These are the people whom Malcolm referred to as all being members of the Democratic party and he accused both the Democratic leadership in the North and as well as the South of plotting and planning against the agenda of equal rights for Black folk in America. He was accusing even the Democratic President John F. Kennedy of being one of the biggest Hippocrites who claimed he wanted equality for all Black Americans. Malcolm was trying to show that even though many Black Americans were putting forth diligent effort to put the Democrats first,they were equally putting forth diligent effort to put Black Americans Last! It has always been this way! The Democratic Party has always pandered after the Black vote promising us FREEDOM and EQUALITY,yet They have NEVER fulfilled their Promises not kept their Obligations to us till this very day,yet we still continue to vote for them hoping they will bring us Victory and Salvation!...The real Truth is...Only the Most High Himself will bring His People,which we are, the True Victory & Salvation that we earnestly deserve!....Our prophecied 400 years of Afflictions are almost up!......Truth!
De Rossi Of course, if I may be so bold. What Malcolm meant when he made his remarks concerning the Dixicrats in Washington was a direct reference to the allegations that Dr. King himself was known for making in his speeches at that time. He often referred to those politicians as "Southern Dixicrats "who repeatedly voted against the bills that would favor Black folk in America. These are the people whom Malcolm referred to as well as all being members of the Democratic party and he accused both the Entire Democratic leadership in the North as well as the South of plotting and planning against the agenda of equal rights for Black folk in America. He was accusing even the Democratic President John F. Kennedy at that time of being one of the biggest Hippocrites who claimed that he wanted equality for all Black Americans. Malcolm was trying to unveil the Hippocracy of all those Democratic parasites! He was unveiling the Truth that even though many Black Americans were putting forth great & diligent effort to put the Democratic Party First,the Democrats themselves were equally putting forth diligent effort to put Black Americans Last! It has always been this way! The Democratic Party has always pandered after the Black vote promising us FREEDOM and EQUALITY,yet They have NEVER fulfilled their Promises us & they have never kept their Obligations to us till this very day,yet we still continue to vote for them hoping that they will ultimately bring us Victory and Salvation!...The real Truth is...Only the Most High Himself will bring His People,which we are, the True Victory & Salvation that we so earnestly deserve!....Our prophesied 400 years of Afflictions are almost up!......Truth!
De Rossi 1964, Johnson's taken over presidency for the rest of Kennedy's term, he was a Democrat from Texas. He was a closeted bigot not overt as some of the other southern democrats. The disguise was that they worked hand and hand. The goal was to promise the world and give crumbs. So the northern democrats would point to their brother in the South, the dixiecrat and say we support the negro, but the vote came up short again, we'll keep working on them.
The kind of intelligence that Malcolm displays could only be achieved by a self-educated man.
True.
truth
Boles Pal- He was a self taught Educated man, he didn't have a college degree, But I think he was a highly intelligent man, that just hadn't release his true self in his early days during his criminal activities/prison. Didn't u read. The Autobiography of Malcom X?
Mel Jacobs- No, he had the intellect given to him by GOD/Allah...………..smh
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Malcolm x is an intelligent and handsome black man. I love you Malcolm x. Rest in peace
Malcolm's wisdom is beyond words,I would have been a follower of his had I lived back then
Osia Wideman me too, no question!!
Absolutely!!
Absolutely!! th-cam.com/video/czGnaM6KbgU/w-d-xo.html
Facts.
X now and forever!
"A man can be at his angriest when he's smiling"
Malcolm X
I Love Malcolm X !!!!
Tears are falling upon my eyes as I'm presenting this comment!!
This was one of his best interviews. He was precise and articulate when he answered the interviewers questions. I wish we had someone strong and sincere to follow today. Brother Malcom was an extraordinarily beautiful humanitarian.
What about Al Sharpton ? isn't he sincere ? @Fatima Hasan.
@@WilliamBrown-vl2hl tawanna brawley
Malcolm never ran with Sharpton when he was put during that time
Elijah Muhammad was having sex with all those teenage girls.@Ammon Bakarri-O.
@Ammon Bakarri-O Is It Fair or Con said that Malcolm X was worthy of death.Has the Minister ever said that these racist cops is worthy of death.
Malcolm body language and vocabulary is A+
The man was so eloquent, intelligent and well aware of the situation. You can never get such wisdom from colleges.
They are not interested
IT IS WHY MOST ARE SUFFERING NOW
REAP THINKING
We dont know who we are
Ignorance is what god showed us
We are tissues and bones and white men had
past and present
NO SOUL FOR HIMSELF
WITHOUT ME THERE IS NO HIM
MY EXPERIENCE
Thanks for this upload of the 1964 interview. I never heard this specific interview before.
Why would the Nation of Islam firebomb Malcolm X house ? ! @Preach Bakare.
Absolutely before his time.Can you imagine if he were alive today??It would be awesome.(KD4)
Too bad white power will villainize profits and black people will either believe them or just stay away from the prophet to not have to be targeted. Then after one of our own sheeple kill our profit, we spend the rest of our lives praising the dead.
Malcolm X is and was the greatest spokesman for black people in America.
"Despite the fact that the Ne gro puts the Democratic Party first, the record shows that the Democratic Party puts the Ne gro last." Every time I listen to this man I am shocked at how little has changed. It's eerie.
Such a performance on just 3 hrs of sleep. What a man! Thankyou for this video, I’m researching Malcolm for a book I’m writing about him.
As Maya Angelou said, "Malcolm was a path, a way into ourselves." Malik Shabaaz's words are more and more relevant today, with increasing extremism, partisan fanaticism, and mass media deluding and dividing the public
What Malcolm X had back then and over ANY politician today, is that he truly cared about the condition of black people.
cuz he was smart enough not to be a politician.
The White host didn't want to hear when Malcolm said anti-Semitic didn't only refer to Jews in Israel.
True, but I have to give the white host here some credit. He seemed to genuinely like Malcolm X here, whereas normally I'm used to white hosts being hostile towards Brother Malcolm in interviews.
@@theresamahfouz790 more intrigued by Malcolm’s critical thought. Probably never met a black man like Malcom.
@@_yesjasnope! They are puppets sent there to trip him up. This is not a pure interview!
0:07 0:07 @@theresamahfouz790 I agree 💯
This is more prevalent today as it was in 64.
Malcolm X was a true nationalist and a warrior representing the black people in the diaspora as well as mother Africa
Malcolm is too intelligent for this interviewer. The man does not deserve a seat at Malcolm's table
wow...masterful
What gets me is the arrogance of these people. They run the sickest period of time for hundreds of years and pretend to be wholesome and the guiding light to honor. Masters at compartmentalization
Malcolm X 's presence resonates within the deepest depths of past and future generations to be the difference in our world.
Bro could teach
This is why he chose to leave the NOI, not because he cared about Elijah's affairs but because he wanted to become more politically active.
nomibe2911 I honestly thinks that's the truth of his split from the NOI that is RARELY talked about.
He didn't voluntarily leave the NOI. He was put out of the NOI by Elijah Muhammad. He initially wanted to stay, but later detested the NOI so much that he wanted nothing to do with it, and didn't even want his image to be tied to it in any way. Nevertheless, that does not mean he was willing to stay with the NOI remaining as it was. While in the NOI, Brother Malcolm had been trying to change the NOI in several ways, which is partly what angered Elijah Muhammad. Still, for the longest time, Brother Malcolm had cult loyalty to Elijah Muhammad and had credited EM for saving him and believed him to sincerely be divine. It is very difficult to completely break free of that, so despite his grave disappointment with Elijah Muhammad's hypocrisy and immorality, Brother Malcolm initially had difficulty letting go. His half-sister, Ella Collins, was the one who helped him the most in finally psychologically breaking free from Elijah Muhammad's stronghold over him, and she even paid for Brother Malcolm's pilgrimage to Mecca. Further, if you listen to Brother Malcolm's later interviews and read his Autobiography, you will see that he absolutely did care about Elijah Muhammad's affairs a lot, to the point where learning about the affairs had made him physically sick for weeks. However, he had initially chosen to remain silent about the affairs and about the real reason he had split with the NOI because he did not want to spiritually harm any of the persons who were still in the movement. That said, if you read his Autobiography, listen to all of his speeches and interviews, and read books that go into detail about all of this with actual facts, what you will find is he had split with the NOI for the following four reasons: (1) Elijah's immorality and the immorality of his heirs as well as those he placed in power in Chicago such as John Ali and Captain Joseph, (2) Wanting to become politically active, (3) He had begun moving towards Sunni Islam for a while before Mecca, which a lot of people don't realize; and he had already started to question several of the NOI's teachings about W.D. Fard being divine and white people being "devils", and (4) Elijah Muhammad's heirs had become insanely jealous and attempts were already being made on Brother Malcolm's life the beginning of 1964 while he was under his suspension. After Mecca, Malcolm X completely denounced the NOI as racist, a cult, a "criminal organization" ... and even went as far as to call Elijah Muhammad a "religious faker" and to say he wasted 12 years of his life and that he is glad to be free of the organization. Brother Malcolm also testified in court against the NOI in a case where the tax exemption status of the NOI was being threatened. Further, Brother Malcolm convinced some of the women Elijah Muhammad sexually exploited to file lawsuits against him, and Brother Malcolm helped them with their lawsuits. In the end, Brother Malcolm was sincerely trying to live the life of a true Sunni Muslim and became an orthodox Sunni Minister, and Elijah Muhammad actually saw that as an even bigger threat to the NOI than Brother Malcolm speaking out about his immorality. Likewise, Elijah Muhammad called Brother Malcolm a traitor to black people and hypocrite for preaching white-black unity after Mecca. So there are many reasons Brother Malcolm split with the NOI.
Theresa Mahfood VERY WELL SAID!!!!!!!!
@@theresamahfouz790
If only Malcolm X had realised than Muslims have a similar tribal tendencies as Christians and that the religions had little to offer in term of the struggle at hand.
Our ancestors lived for tens of thousands of years as polytheists and animists before monotheism came forth. We need not be defined by it.
@@theresamahfouz790 Well said!
For most people who were black muslims this is common knowledge. This was my parents era, yet they were muslims an followers of Malcolm coming from the motherland. You've done your research, I urge you listen to what he's saying what he was striving amd fighting for rather than study him.
malcom the goat
Wavis try to get his wisdom and self Confidence
I wish you see the wisdom and self confidence
I share your views brother Malcolm.
I think Malcolm X sums up the argument of being called unjustifiably an anti-semetic and its a buzzword.
lol at the advertisements
It was 1964.
I loved that...it was surreal listening to that. I just thought about my parents/family that were living at that time hearing those same advertisements
Malcom X Is Direct And Strong Minded, And Many Of His Topics Are Correct And Has A Great Point Of View. 😃
This is Brother Minister at his best. I get tired of his old interviews where he says The Honorable Elijah Muhammad teaches us thus and so. This interview he's precise, accurate and referenced his sources. I have been looking for information on Kennedy talking about Muslims. In the New York Times, March of 63
😂😂😂😂😂
Malcom was truly faithful to Elijah Mohammed, he stated in his autobiography that he never wanted any credit to him self .. and so every thought he spoke he made sure that it was referenced to Elijah's.
@@nouraali6502 I think he wanted the world to know that his success originated from his rehabilitation to/by a person that looks like him. In order to rehabilitate others, one need to highlight the source.
I think he wanted the world to know that his success originated from his rehabilitation to/by a person that looks like him. In order to rehabilitate others, one need to highlight the source.
Imagine this kind of voice in the halls of congress!! DC would Never be the same!!
Politics is as corrupt today as it was then
9:30 prophetic! #GOAT
Being conscience
is essential, but embracing one's self education will be influential as well insightful knowledge that impacts one's life!
Any group with power will resistance to the slightest change regardless of the circumstances.
Do you have the exact date of this interview? My guess is that it’s from early April 1964, around the time he was giving his speech, The Ballot or the Bullet, which was also before his hajj.
This interview is after his hajj..You can hear the interviewer ask him if he would tell him how many members his organisation have since he left iljah.
Was he ever not prepared to give a intellectual answer to a question his brain was so fast
And you think the White Man would have a special day to remember him? No! What he was saying back then is relevant today. Imagine what would have happened had he been remembered the way his contemporaries are with the killings and humiliation of the black people in the US. I salute the people who who bring about and participated in the black people lives matter movement.
El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, nacido como Malcolm Little y conocido como Malcolm X (Omaha, Nebraska; 19 de mayo de 1925-Nueva York, 21 de febrero de 1965) fue un orador, ministro religioso y activista estadounidense (la X en su nombre representa el apellido desconocido de sus antepasados subsaharianos). Fue un defensor de los derechos humanos y de las libertades civiles de los afroestadounidenses, un hombre que acusó duramente a los estadounidenses blancos de sus crímenes contra sus compatriotas negros. En cambio, sus detractores lo acusaron de predicar el racismo y la violencia. Ha sido descrito como una de las personas más influyentes en la historia de Estados Unidos y como uno de los líderes más importantes del movimiento por los derechos civiles.
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God Damn Malcom X was on a whole entire level. It's sad that Black People CHOOSE to stay asleep.
I feel like a shaker beer.
black man have a very
flexible acrobatics face
2020📌
The fact he insists Malcolm to run for Senate...it sort of alludes and acts as a precursor to Barack Obama becoming president.
Malcolm X was far superior, in my opinion, to Barack Obama.
Theresa Mahfood COMPLETELY AGREE!!
One-HunDredd™ Barack Obama was white
Obama couldn't Shine Malcolm x shoes, Obama was white with a Tan. He wasn't a fighter for Black people causes
One-HunDredd™ Obama doesn’t have the heart or morality to stand up for us like Malcolm did. No comparison.
"A black man can be at his angriest when he's smiling"... meditate on that...
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Loyalty, is it a misguided tool we never learn how to use? Or is it a word we learned how to say when we are in dying need. Is culture part of loyalty, or do countries stand by loyalty. Do you remember like I remember, when fakes had taken full control of the people minds, and lying came from all kinds. Where submission came from all kinds, and pain were issued out so proudly. Where people were being introduced to it as the way of life. Yeah I remember when everyone were being carried like a sucker, made those who wasn't believe many took it as a style. Yeah I remember when a whole group sold death, but didn't have the heart to bring one person down. Yeah I remember when one person came to them all, and could not believe they were all scare to make him fall. Yeah I remember they play around a person while he was sleep, like animal do with lions, but when he woke everything went silent. I myself believe people have misunderstanding of what loyalty is. Because after all is said, the only loyalty is king of the land is the dollar bill. One might be confessed saying something else, but their action will show different. Culture was overthrown because of betrayal, organizations were destroyed because of betrayal. So tell me what is loyalty, when it have no root to hold on firm for support.
can anyone explain what he means about the dixiecrats and the disguise?
De Rossi Of course, if I may be so bold. What Malcolm meant when he made his remarks concerning the Dixicrats in Washington was a direct reference to the allegations that Dr. King was known at tbat time for making references to the "Southern Dixicrats "who repeatedly voted against the bills that would favor Black Americans. These are the people whom Malcolm referred to as all being members of the Democratic party and he accused both the Democratic leadership in the North and as well as the South of plotting and planning against the agenda of equal rights for Black folk in America. He was accusing even the Democratic President John F. Kennedy of being one of the biggest Hippocrites who claimed he wanted equality for all Black Americans. Malcolm was trying to show that even though many Black Americans were putting forth diligent effort to put the Democrats first,they were equally putting forth diligent effort to put Black Americans Last! It has always been this way! The Democratic Party has always pandered after the Black vote promising us FREEDOM and EQUALITY,yet They have NEVER fulfilled their Promises not kept their Obligations to us till this very day,yet we still continue to vote for them hoping they will bring us Victory and Salvation!...The real Truth is...Only the Most High Himself will bring His People,which we are, the True Victory & Salvation that we earnestly deserve!....Our prophecied 400 years of Afflictions are almost up!......Truth!
De Rossi Of course, if I may be so bold. What Malcolm meant when he made his remarks concerning the Dixicrats in Washington was a direct reference to the allegations that Dr. King himself was known for making in his speeches at that time. He often referred to those politicians as "Southern Dixicrats "who repeatedly voted against the bills that would favor Black folk in America. These are the people whom Malcolm referred to as well as all being members of the Democratic party and he accused both the Entire Democratic leadership in the North as well as the South of plotting and planning against the agenda of equal rights for Black folk in America. He was accusing even the Democratic President John F. Kennedy at that time of being one of the biggest Hippocrites who claimed that he wanted equality for all Black Americans. Malcolm was trying to unveil the Hippocracy of all those Democratic parasites! He was unveiling the Truth that even though many Black Americans were putting forth great & diligent effort to put the Democratic Party First,the Democrats themselves were equally putting forth diligent effort to put Black Americans Last! It has always been this way! The Democratic Party has always pandered after the Black vote promising us FREEDOM and EQUALITY,yet They have NEVER fulfilled their Promises us & they have never kept their Obligations to us till this very day,yet we still continue to vote for them hoping that they will ultimately bring us Victory and Salvation!...The real Truth is...Only the Most High Himself will bring His People,which we are, the True Victory & Salvation that we so earnestly deserve!....Our prophesied 400 years of Afflictions are almost up!......Truth!
De Rossi 1964, Johnson's taken over presidency for the rest of Kennedy's term, he was a Democrat from Texas. He was a closeted bigot not overt as some of the other southern democrats. The disguise was that they worked hand and hand. The goal was to promise the world and give crumbs. So the northern democrats would point to their brother in the South, the dixiecrat and say we support the negro, but the vote came up short again, we'll keep working on them.
corey mack, i concur
corey mack PREACH!!!!
@5:29 ummmm..... no
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