"I want to be remembered as someone who was sincere. Even if I made mistakes, they were made in sincerity. If I was wrong, I was wrong in sincerity" - Malcolm X
@WE Can do better some people know it but they just don't know hot to express it or convince others but you can't blame him blame yourself look outside the box search for the truth by yourself instead of bashing people by questions search for the answer not from the people search for it from it's right place and for sure you will find it it's just there sitting waiting for someone to realize it
tyrone robinson yes very intelligent. I don’t believe in the religion Islam but I admire his intelligence and the way he carried himself. I often watch Malcolm X, MLK, Ravi Zacharius, etc. Blessings Brother
But the news reporters today are propagandist puppets and don't let any truth teller speak for longer than 5 seconds without interruption it's a clever technique to prevent the audience hearing the truth
I'm half Semite half South IndiaN -PERSONhood? He makes me wish that I had been born in '21 or '34 so I could've been there for Screaming Eagles or to run close personanel protection services for him, the Wife and his kids. Angela Basset? My goodness she and he in the film really do make me want to stay monolithic to G-d You know in Judaism, if you write G-Oh-D? It''s considered SACRED. This man, man. I just... gonna reupload and compile clips to put on my channel. Thanks @oxhuls for giving me a way to really appreciate him
@@dislikesolutions2479 I *CRINGE* at your ignorance. For a Black man to be fearless in revealing just how intelligent he actually was and to use that intelligence to directly challenge a White, endemically racist, system of Black oppression was no mean feat. In fact those very characteristics ultimately resulted in his assassination and the early demise of a great, relatively young man. It is so easy to look the other way and become blind to the injustices you see, it is so easy to be a coward and cower in the face of adversity, it is so easy to play dumb and stay silent rather than to call out racial injustice and it is so easy to intentionally act like a fool or simpleton to make a White person feel unthreatened by one's intelligence to avoid the inevitable White racist backlash. So yes, *Malcolm X WAS FEARLESSLY INTELLIGENT. DEAL WITH IT.*
It's because he's a Muslim. Racist parents would freak out on the schools and the school board if schools taught about him. They would say it's religious indoctrination. But at least now you are taking the time to learn about him.
@@jessefontenot9846 I knew you were getting at the same thing, I just wanted to make it explicit ☺️ he was a truly-formed human being... The more I learn about him the more I realise the depth of loss humanity suffered when he was killed
Seriously! Spoken language is dying. Soon we'll be left with emoticons and slangs. And in general..humanity is retrogressing all we have to show for years spent on earth is technology..no soul no heart little meaning..emptiness.
When he advocated for inclusiveness and equal rights but then advocated for “A separate State for his own people” that is one of the problem don’t you think? Sadly, racism and slavery existed in the ancient days and was always wrong. Even stated in the bible with the Jews were enslaved in Egypt. MLK was the only one that ever truly stood for ALL people. There is Only One Race, the Human Race ❤️
''You get freedom by letting your enemy know that you'll do anything to get your freedom; then you'll get it. It's the only way you'll get it.''-Malcom X''
@@ibrahimhalilbasturk6996 “The main thing you got to remember is that everything in the world is a hustle.” “So early in my life, I had learned that if you want something, you had better make some noise.”
@@Moon-ti6pr I have to listen to audiobooks because my job requires driving a lot, but I think you might really enjoy this one. Laurence's narration really makes it feel like you are right there with Malcolm X. The only problem is the audiobook version is missing the epilogue, but apart from that it has to be my favourite audiobook, I'm going to give it a few more weeks before I listen to it again 🙂.
@@aliancemd That isn't ugly when the world is ugly. Every single human rights movement had an extreme catalyst. When your back is against the wall, you take extreme measures against extreme measures putting u down.
@@aliancemd by any means necessary means if the oppressors were to see reason and cooperate with the aims of justice and equality then the necessary means are discussion and cooperation. What are the chances?
we do but school and the general media and a lot of other things put down intelligence and bring up ignorance making it seem like there are no smart people when in actuality there are.
Religion needs to be resisted, christianity, and as much as people don't like to hear it, islam, are against society's progress and should be challenged.
@@Michael-mh2tw look what progressive thinking has done to your society now.. the white man is being silenced for his opinions while the progressive liberals taking advantage of "racism" and "blacks" are destroying his country with no repercussions. 🤫
@K11 Anubis check their minds! Both are brilliants... Probably different styles but... If you put them in a technical debate.. probably Obama is going to win but in a free topic..who knows!!
Hajji mastered the dictionary from cover to cover while he was in prison. Don't be surprised that he was in prison your still in prison thats what America means prison.
Malcolm was so misunderstood, and still is today. People are always trying to fit him into a perfect little box, or try to make him be what they want him to be. Malcolm was a man because he could not be bought for any price.
He always resonated truth with me, MLK not so much. It was great to see and hear him speak here. Young Pharoah today is impressive to me. And he feels same about Malcolm X / MLK.
If you are wise enough to understand that his visit to Makkah (Mecca) changed him. My humble suggestion to you is to please read more about Islam. May you find peace.
@@danielcabada8870 that's amazing. May Allah / God guide you. It's of course a very personal journey. My advice is to take your time with it, continue to look openly. Be weary of TH-cam content, not easy to be sure of what is authentic. Talk to Muslims, look up the most primary and essential source - the Qur'an. We believe it's the final revelation from God. It opens itself up to hearts that are yearning for truth.
@@superwilcox9026 C'mon now. The values that defined a liberal vs a conservative then are not the same values that define them now. In today's climate Malcolm X without a doubt would be vilified by the conservative movement in this country. The fact that so many Americans stand for mostly the same things but are so divided among party lines is really tragic.
His ability to keep the conversation focused on exactly what he wants to say is something to behold. He does not descend into any precarious argument because he knows exactly what he believes in and how to best articulate it.
And in the end, even King had to put water in his wine about "peaceful resistance", because the evidence of its failure was all around him! Then, Amerikkka killed him too.
This is the Malcolm X that people conveniently forget. They never want to acknowledge that he transformed his way of thinking and started to speak more about unity, while still fighting for civil rights.
See how the anchor thank him for sharing his beliefs even though he might've disagreed with it. That shows there was a level of civility in media back then that is not present now.
Canadian media still operates like that. We don't have partisan national news outlets. FYI, I mention this because Front Page Challenge was a Canadian program on a Canadian network held in trust for all Canadians.
Yes it was a different time. Reality shows, talk shows and smart phones have dumbed us down. We're too angry and act out. We don't think before we speak. And yes actions mean more than words. But anything worth while will always require work. We must never forget that.
@@johnfic4751 You guys are all looking in the wrong places. This kind of insightful discourse is available everywhere. Just don't go looking for it on Fox News, MSNBC, CNN, RT, or any of the major commercial networks. It can seem pretty boring to most people, which is why the commercial news outlets prefer the shouting format. Not all guests are as brilliant, articulate, and frankly charismatic as Malcolm X was. I could listen to him all day and never stop learning. He was far from perfect (he dodged the question about hate speech pretty easily, but they didn't hold him to it - two legged dogs, European demons, etc.), but even in his imperfection, he was made even stronger because he never ran away from it. He was very public about how misguided ("wrong") he was before his haj, and for most people, it would be courageous to admit that. For Malcolm X, I think he was just being himself by talking openly about it. Honesty was not something new to him. It was all he knew, and despite his demeanor, I believe he was very humble. He was just Malcolm. "Are you a militant?" "No, I'm just Malcolm."
I'll say this a trillion times...... i wasn't even born when this man walked the earth and i miss em like i talked to him everyday! Dam i miss you! A grand ancestor!
The interviewer was acting on behalf of what the public thought they knew, thereby giving Macolm X the opportunity to clarify so that he would be properly understood.
This guy was so far ahead of his time it’s crazy. The other thing that’s clear is people in the media back then knew how to properly conduct an intelligent interview.
Yup. When you want to do something that actually benefits your people and humanity apparently you're a threat to the United States government. Shows who the really enemy is though.
Someone once asked me if there was anyone I could sit and speak with who would it be? I said Malcolm. They asked why. It’s simply because he was self educated and taught a nation from experience while also evolving himself. As we all should, this man is not was, one of the greatest examples of progressive evolution of a human being. Rose from the bottom and became a powerful voice of systemic oppression. You have to respect that no matter how you slice it. My hero.
@@porterchristopher1834 Yes that was his drive and purpose, to learn the teachings. Im speaking on doing the work and research while in prison and to become the great orator that he was. Its POWER in that. Dont under value that fact. For example, I'm an angler right, I could show you how to fish to catch bass but if I just gave you the equipment and said go catch some fish....could you do it? I highly doubt it. But if I gave you the knowledge of the equipment and how to apply it, spool your line, how to tie specific lures and what to look for, then you would take that knowledge yourself, research and apply it. That would be your purpose. Does that make sense?
He was a fit, healthy man and could've easily lived up until the 2000's, a shame his life was taken so soon by jealous scumbags who didn't know any better.
When I was a Kid in Canada we had a picture of the African flag... Malcolm X on one side, Martin Luther King one side and Nelson Mandela on the 3rd side. I wish i had this pic to share with u now.... and I DIDN'T know it then bit now i understand why my parents had it in the kitchen above the table we all studied on lol
As a kid I skimmed over the name Malcolm x, but as a white young Man, this guy needs to be explained in schools 100%, his story is so rich and deserves to be explained to the youth who is completely lost nowadays, Rest in peace Mr. Shabazz
@@idc22283 You didn't even learn much about MLK, you were taught a sanitized version of MLK. They would never tell you MLK was anti-capitalist, and believed that capitalism, much like racism, was a tool used by the white American establishment to keep Black America oppressed. "We must recognize that we can’t solve our problem now until there is a radical redistribution of economic and political power… this means a revolution of values and other things. We must see now that the evils of racism, economic exploitation and militarism are all tied together… you can’t really get rid of one without getting rid of the others… the whole structure of American life must be changed. America is a hypocritical nation and [we] must put [our] own house in order."
Black Americans search into your soul all our ancestors are still with us. There’s a Malcolm X in all of us listen to his message, apply it, don’t let it die.
@@bob733333 while the government is the problem. The riots are also the problem it's not going anywhere or doing anything. A black office 77 year old David dorn was killed by rioters. I've seen no black celebrities even talk or post about it.
Remove the fence many of the diaspora are doing just that. Africa has seven of the ten fastest growing economies on the planet. We as Africans will prosper as long as outside infiltration and antagonists are eliminated.
We don't need any black leaders. We just need to be on code. Sankara of Burkina Faso said I don't want any statues of myself, because their are 7 million Sankaras in Burkina Faso.
Malcolm X is the definition of a cultural hero. He was banished from both sides and continued in his pursuit of truth, justice and mutual respect amongst all cultures.
"Like Malcolm X, the Black Panthers believed that nonviolent protests could not truly liberate black Americans or give them power over their own lives. They linked the African American liberation movement with liberation movements in Africa and Southeast Asia." Sorry but being a member of the Black Panthers he was not alienated by his own culture you weirdo. "After leaving the Muslims, Cleaver joined the Black Panther Party, a militant organization centered around black liberation. After Malcolm X's break with the Black Muslims, he allied himself with the Organization of Afro-American Unity (which he initiated), also a militant organization centered around black liberation."
It's known as capturing information. It was respected as a talk show towards discussion. Not an entertainment segment, which unfortunately modern media has become. All entertainment for the masses that have a lower IQ than our previous generations. Malcolm X did a remarkable job with providing responses that were not in an attacking fashion, but to help you think.
@@tyc6268 Well the capitalists constructed the consumer, so the capitalist first. People used to just grow crops and share with their community, no one was consuming from a producer, they were all doing the consuming collectively because they needed to eat - so there was no consumer role.
The way Malcolm X uses language is so profound. He doesn't have to shout or demean his hosts, he simply answers their questions so directly & truthfully that he shows thru contrast how uninformed or deluded his hosts' questions are. Malcolm X simply states the world as it is, the facts as they are, the reality as it is...& you feel the truth of his statements in your very bones. Just as amazing is that he's a self-made man. Malcolm X became one of America's towering thinkers & speakers without benefit of much formal education. Of course, he had erudite teachers & peers in the Nation of Islam & on his travels etc. But he became Malcolm X thru self-discipline, reading, discussion, writing, thinking, speaking. An extraordinary man who lit the path so anyone who wants can follow.
@@Dayvon_Bennet2004 mine to he was real but they killed him when he went to Mecca and worshiped with people of all colors and races he didn’t have racist views anymore so noi ain’t like that
@@Dayvon_Bennet2004 Read the Quran, don't forget. & If you have any questions about Islam ask "TheMuslimLantern". He opens several live streams every week to answer questions from non-Muslims in TH-cam.
True. But also this interview is with the CBC (Canada) - where as far as I know even back then in the ‘60’s, love African Americans. I’m Canadian - our systemic racism mainly presides with First Nations.
I'm a 26 year old Australian and can't believe this is the first time I've seen a Malcolm X interview. He's so well spoken and articulate! He has class
In my opinion he was always learning and always trying to do better as a human being. He admitted his mistakes and had genuine remorse for hurt he had caused in his life. We all would have been better off had he lived into the 70's.
brigadier commander enoch powell of the titan base warwickshire long marston base uk. sanguine families are mixed race inbreds the fema class a spychopaths abomination `beast` obese the beast of feeble minded migration undesirables .
Proud to say my grandfather met Malcolm X he has the photo till this day and I still am amazed by the fact that he was involved with his political team ❤
Malcolm saw how happy the interviewer was when he repeated that MLK was an Uncle Tom. Malcolm shifted the conversation to say that MLK was his friend. The interviewer didn’t like that.
@@mufasaisking7591 Johnny Michael can't tell you because whats there is a profound guilt complex, something Malcolm X already explained was instilled in Johnny.
I am so glad that I have picked up and read “ The Autobiography of Malcolm X.” I knew, but didn’t know. I will be increasing my learning more about his thinking and principles.
'You get freedom by letting your enemy know that you'll do anything to get your freedom; then you'll get it. It's the only way you'll get it.''-Malcom X''
@@adiiii7828 I dont like how much hate he gets. He is so cut throat and people today are sensitive to his teachings but I hear more black people disregard his teachings more than white people, its such a shame
@@maariaah333 It's because black people don't want to fight for freedom, they want to fight for acceptance, and Umar disrupts that because he is challenging Eurocentricity, and making white people feel uncomfortable. However this is proof that Umar is different than the other activists, he isn't a crowd pleaser, he is genuine.
They were asking candid questions but never disrespectful. The closing statements shows not only Malcom’s sincerity but the sincerity of the panel too in trying to find out the truth and not run an agenda. This is gold, there is no way you can find programs like these now. If this was today, you’d have a lady saying’ “so you are saying…”
I can remember watching this program on TV; I was very impressed with him and how he handled himself. I was only 11 years old, but I understood his message and understanding in the interview. I am so thankful that I had an opportunity to be alive and had parents who encouraged being informed. I admired Malcolm X, Dr. Martin Luther King, and other black men who wanted to make a difference.
God! This man was aaaaaaammmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaazzzziiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnngggggggggg! What a charisma! what a calm! What a self control! What a knowledge, and last not least, what a smile! He elegantly dodged all the traps his interviewers were trying to take him into. Amazingly beautiful man!
@@omaramir5891 Not really man, I don't exactly hate him, I just find some of the things he says to be promoting an antisocial, aggressive attitude which is only going to isolate people further
@@blackpillbishop5016 You don’t find that saying “good riddance” to a man’s death is a little contradictory and hypocritical when compared to the explanation you just gave as to why you feel this way?
thehistoryfreak13 True but it goes a little deeper than that . Malcolm was also a very bright student in school but he eventually drop out due to many reasons. When Malcolm drop out of school in the eight grade he was the top student of his class . He wanted to be a lawyer but was encourage/discourage by a racist teacher to be a carpenter because that all his race was good for his teacher actually told him. His teacher also said Jesus was a carpenter to persuade Malcom even more to become a carpenter. He was never the same after this event. Then his father was killed by a racist white nationalist mob called the kkk. And to make matters even worst his mother had several mental breakdowns and was finally committed to a hospital . Which ultimately lead to the state putting Malcolm along with his brothers and sisters into different forester homes . I know you probably know this but some people may not .
I believe that everyone in this country who identifies as a so called African-American should purchase a physical copy of The Autobiography of Malcolm X, sit down, get comfortable, and explore the life and thinking of this truly remarkable human being. Denzel portrays Malcolm X better than I believe any actor ever has or ever will...yet, that movie leaves out valuable information and critcal details about his life that are in his book. And even after reading it twice myself and spending countless hours researching him...I have realized that even his autobiography omits very interesting details about him. Such as his relationship with Fidel Castro. Dont turn away from the knowledge based on what you've heard and been taught; research and self-educate. You'll find that Nelson Mandela, Muhammed Ali, and even Jesse Jackson had meetings with and a friendly relationship with Castro. But America hates him. Why is that? American his-tory will not give you the true answer. You must dig. Peace!
Before Malcolm educated himself in prison he had difficulty writting letters becsuse his knowledge on words and vocsbulary was limited and not all that great. When he picked up a book he would have to skip at least half the page because he coudnt understand words that were in their. He then got a dictionary and stsrted from the letter A and wrote all the words down and read them aloud, then he startes retaining most of the words as he chronologically went on the next lettd B and so on. He finjshed writting all the words out and read them all aloud in the dictionary book. He became a small walking encyclopedia and started reading devouring books the whole time he was in jail and that fascinated him, he understood all wordz and hence was able to retain the information in all books he read and was also able to express himself when writting letters profesionally. He then went on to receive his masters degree in History and i also think he also studied Political science. Malcolm X went on to be a dynamic spokesman for the black muslims. He was feared by many, he was respected by many.
“Violation of human rights…” Malcolm X was such a gift to this world. We were fortunate to have him as long as we did, but he deserved more from this world. Amazing human being! Thank you.
As a white kid from the ghetto this man is the inspiration I used before every debate in high school, I'm now converting to muslim and very happy with my life. I've argued with many over malcoms views , he's never preached hate , only love and strength.
The man was clearly ahead of his time. World wasn't ready for him.
This world will never be ready for him.
Haters are never ready
Just like Jesus Christ. He was way ahead of his time.The world hated him, wasn't ready for him.
The overlords weren’t. He had to go.
he wasnt he came from a world that was ahead of the present.
He stood his ground. He wasn’t a coward. No matter how his life turned out to be.
@WE Can do better
Wow, can’t read it? Here you are bringing your own agenda. I refer you back to my original comment. Good day to you sir.
"I want to be remembered as someone who was sincere. Even if I made mistakes, they were made in sincerity. If I was wrong, I was wrong in sincerity" - Malcolm X
@WE Can do better True how many cases Trump got again tho just asking
@WE Can do better some people know it but they just don't know hot to express it or convince others but you can't blame him blame yourself look outside the box search for the truth by yourself instead of bashing people by questions search for the answer not from the people search for it from it's right place and for sure you will find it it's just there sitting waiting for someone to realize it
@WE Can do better make your own opinion and don't say what others say that's how you can be the good one
Malcolm X was a pure intellectual , wish I had I could have met him.
tyrone robinson yes very intelligent. I don’t believe in the religion Islam but I admire his intelligence and the way he carried himself. I often watch Malcolm X, MLK, Ravi Zacharius, etc. Blessings Brother
I met his daughter pure Queen
Pondering the same
Not smart enough to know that Muhammed was white, had black slaves and called blacks in general raisinheads and devils. Read arabic (hadith) sources.
tyrone robinson Malcom X is so confused and a hypocrite to his own teachings.
A man's man...a true picture of masculinity, courage, intelligence and truthfulness.
100%
Very true and I agree with you on that statement
@@traumvonhaiti Exactly. He is still the greatest black leader of all time. ❤
@@EmptyJayMusic but also add in. A damn sense of humor. Those other guys look so damn angry lol.
He was a Muslim though. It's a crap religion.
Off topic opinion:
Malcolm X is the coolest name in history
😂😂
True
Think it was just the title he got from the nation of Islam
It struck fear in the hearts of White (and some BLACK) people in America !!! 😎
Mr. X to you lol
The level of confidence... this man exhibits.... is amazing .....I think is power of truth.
well stated characteristics of mr X
fahad patel that confidence came from god, he gave him the power
fahad patel its obvious he was trained by the nation of islam
Mamady Traore, it's beyond obvious, he was trained by The N.O.I.
fahad patel John.Henrik Clarke was his main source of information
No yelling back and forth or shouting over each other. Todays reporters and public figures should view this as a tutorial on civil discussions.
News reporters are puppets. They do and say whatever they are told. Period
willie hightower, most definitely
But the news reporters today are propagandist puppets and don't let any truth teller speak for longer than 5 seconds without interruption it's a clever technique to prevent the audience hearing the truth
willie hightower I love all of his interviews
Humanforfreedom 95 ABSOLUTE FACT!!!!
What a man. How eloquent and fluent his talking is!
i mean why wouldnt he? because hes black? you dont treat white men who talk fluently like kids who just did something.
Eloquent. My thought exactly! He's was so far ahead of his time. Amazing man.
I'm half Semite half South IndiaN -PERSONhood? He makes me wish that I had been born in '21 or '34 so I could've been there for Screaming Eagles or to run close personanel protection services for him, the Wife and his kids.
Angela Basset? My goodness she and he in the film really do make me want to stay monolithic to G-d
You know in Judaism, if you write G-Oh-D? It''s considered SACRED.
This man, man. I just... gonna reupload and compile clips to put on my channel. Thanks @oxhuls for giving me a way to really appreciate him
He went to a Catholic School outside of Lansing MI
Yep. Reading works.
The most fearlessly intelligent and articulate person who ever was. He was the man for his times.
fearlessly intelligent?
*cringes*
@@dislikesolutions2479 I *CRINGE* at your ignorance. For a Black man to be fearless in revealing just how intelligent he actually was and to use that intelligence to directly challenge a White, endemically racist, system of Black oppression was no mean feat. In fact those very characteristics ultimately resulted in his assassination and the early demise of a great, relatively young man.
It is so easy to look the other way and become blind to the injustices you see, it is so easy to be a coward and cower in the face of adversity, it is so easy to play dumb and stay silent rather than to call out racial injustice and it is so easy to intentionally act like a fool or simpleton to make a White person feel unthreatened by one's intelligence to avoid the inevitable White racist backlash. So yes, *Malcolm X WAS FEARLESSLY INTELLIGENT. DEAL WITH IT.*
@@NickyM_0 calling a black man fearless for having intellect is absurd, and borderline disrespectful. That's just my opinion.
His comment was accurate in comparison to the times ...you’re be offended for nothing bruh ..
A racist man who advocated violence and segregation and was a black nationalist. Yes indeed great leader to look up to
"They believe in it but don't practice it" What a quick and perfect response!
Excuse me,are you a Muslim?
@@juadwhite1391 how is tht relevent lol
@ You are right,it is not very relevant,i just wish her to be a muslim,it is as simple as that lol ;))
@Jeremy White May Allah bless you, enlighten your path,fill your days with joy,protect your loved ones,and guide you to his way,be well and safe.
Juad white no
I am here to educate myself on Malcolm X because the schools never taught me this
same, never heard of his in ks schools k-12
It's because he's a Muslim. Racist parents would freak out on the schools and the school board if schools taught about him. They would say it's religious indoctrination. But at least now you are taking the time to learn about him.
yea
@@AAAA-gj7tn no, Im pretty sure its because he was over shadowed by MLK and believed in violence
@@hadint06 No. George W. Bush believed in violence. But he is a white Christian, so he is still taught about in school.
The eloquence of Malcolm X has always impressed me! In my opinion, Malcolm X was a great man!
Yes, and he still is great, forevermore. He's alive in our hearts and in the spirits of us who are partnering with hiß family's continuous works.
The world can’t handle this kind of honest, forthright conversation.
Malcolm X was too real to be a public leader.
Nah he was real enough to truly lead - that's why he had to die.
@@josephwritessongs that was my point. I could’ve said it better. 100% agree.
@@jessefontenot9846 I knew you were getting at the same thing, I just wanted to make it explicit ☺️ he was a truly-formed human being... The more I learn about him the more I realise the depth of loss humanity suffered when he was killed
he was a hypocrite and racist in how own teachings
@Yousuf Patel pick up a history book buddy
I have a strong admiration for the way language was spoken back then. People were very well read and eloquent in their speech.
Seriously! Spoken language is dying. Soon we'll be left with emoticons and slangs.
And in general..humanity is retrogressing all we have to show for years spent on earth is technology..no soul no heart little meaning..emptiness.
@@tg7112 Damn right...like it gone to the waste basket
@imobeus1 Let alone social media distraction is the tool of the devil
@@tg7112 then corona stay in your house made it worse with them social distances rules
They spoke for television lol...believe me people were just as ignorant then..
He shut them down without raising his voice or swearing!
Trump could have learned something from this.
He didn't "shut them down". They were respectful and questioning him. All three men were gentlemen.
@@j2174 You wouldn't know a gentleman if he stabbed you in the back.
@@fun_ghoul Is your account meant to be humorous? On that you have failed.
@@j2174 He did shut all their question down though
Our black Prince. I adore Malcolm so much. A man of extremely high integrity. ❤
That's why he is no longer here.
When he advocated for inclusiveness and equal rights but then advocated for “A separate State for his own people” that is one of the problem don’t you think?
Sadly, racism and slavery existed in the ancient days and was always wrong. Even stated in the bible with the Jews were enslaved in Egypt.
MLK was the only one that ever truly stood for ALL people.
There is Only One Race, the Human Race ❤️
@@QuestionsAskMeAnything Did you even watch the video? He literally said he was AGAINST any form of segregation
Too unique, too intelligent , fearless and outspoken to live among some in this world . You live within us malcolm
PETER TOSH lcon WAS THE MALCOLM X Of JAMAICA FEAR LESS
I think he deserves a holiday in America just like Martin Luther king!!!!!!
@@aduakastanley267 he absolutely deserves one
@MsShaSha excuse me,are you a Muslim?
@@juadwhite1391 no
Its a beautiful thing to watch a well spoken , educated man express his beliefs. !
He was not educated, he went to school until 8 grade. The biggest part of his education was in jail.
Check out Pastor Doug Batchelor
Jose
@@Ara_cel111 yes......
@@Ara_cel111 Araceli...That's my daughter's name
'The autobiography of Malcolm X' is one of the best autobiography books I've ever read!
''You get freedom by letting your enemy know that you'll do anything to get your freedom; then you'll get it. It's the only way you'll get it.''-Malcom X''
If you have Audible then get the audiobook version narrated by Laurence Fishburne 👍🏾
@@ibrahimhalilbasturk6996 “The main thing you got to remember is that everything in the world is a hustle.” “So early in my life, I had learned that if you want something, you had better make some noise.”
@@malcolmvexxed9208 I love reading though, still thanks for recommendation I'll definitely try that.
@@Moon-ti6pr I have to listen to audiobooks because my job requires driving a lot, but I think you might really enjoy this one. Laurence's narration really makes it feel like you are right there with Malcolm X.
The only problem is the audiobook version is missing the epilogue, but apart from that it has to be my favourite audiobook, I'm going to give it a few more weeks before I listen to it again 🙂.
Malcom was just in another level. His message was not extreme. It was about being fair. Righteous
Yeah, "all white people are devils" sounds so righgteous.
“By any means necessary” is extreme. I think you resonate with other things and mentally separate the ugly part
@@aliancemd That isn't ugly when the world is ugly. Every single human rights movement had an extreme catalyst. When your back is against the wall, you take extreme measures against extreme measures putting u down.
@@aliancemd by any means necessary means if the oppressors were to see reason and cooperate with the aims of justice and equality then the necessary means are discussion and cooperation. What are the chances?
I can listen to him all day, everyday for the rest of my life.
Luciano Loya respect homie 👊👊👊
Luciano Loya actually I have
Yes👍
@my Kirk you sound about white. Lol. I think your Forte is that nasty dog not the black community. Shut the hell up with that propaganda
He was a great teacher and a gift from God to us all ,him and Dr.King , Peace
He is so calm and focused in all his answers. We don't make such intellectuals anymore.
we do but school and the general media and a lot of other things put down intelligence and bring up ignorance making it seem like there are no smart people when in actuality there are.
We do. And I'm starting a movement.
@@ms.nounity.wemustdividetoc4348 and if we ever do speak and say "to much" they try to get us killed
@@ms.nounity.wemustdividetoc4348 I forgot about gangstalking
No we do most of them don’t get second chances like Malcolm, so there first mistake the judge throws the book at them
I cant imagine how difficult it was to be black and a muslim in that kinda time.
Religion needs to be resisted, christianity, and as much as people don't like to hear it, islam, are against society's progress and should be challenged.
Tropical Insider kinda like how difficult to white and Christian in this time.
@@Michael-mh2tw look what progressive thinking has done to your society now.. the white man is being silenced for his opinions while the progressive liberals taking advantage of "racism" and "blacks" are destroying his country with no repercussions. 🤫
I'm Black and Muslim in the USA right now. It still isn't easy lol
(without question FAR better than how it was back then).
Ken Kaneki at least your in this great country...try being Christian in Saudi a Arabia..stop complaining
4:25 when he says “well you were fortunate to hear him twice” 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Such a quick and beautifully spiritual answer, before swiftly moving onto his point
What a charismatic, sharp-minded, and intelligent person he was. Clearly, these qualities are rare in our world.
Same level as obama!
Extremely rare these days! RIP Malcom X
Many people who share his struggle share these characteristics. If it is rare for you to see, you haven’t opened your eyes.
@@JuanPerez-lr3bn Obama can not even get close to Malcolm X.
@K11 Anubis check their minds! Both are brilliants... Probably different styles but... If you put them in a technical debate.. probably Obama is going to win but in a free topic..who knows!!
The amount of bravery he had to speak like this in those times is just astonishing. So much respect for him.
Yesss
" he tries to cover it up by accusing his accusers" too smart
Huh
He was against the devil
@mostafa That is what White people do uptil TODAY! It is called projection and deflection.
@Madison Rayne 😳😳😧
@@sportinlife1 and Hillary and the Dumacrates...
Take note, 2022... this is how people should communicate their views and show respect to those who disagree,
@@matthewpeterson5917 Racism is non Negotiable though,...!!!
In every interview , this great man is in control. He is extremely knowledgeable and confident.
He is amazing. The way he always has the perfect answer for every question. Always truthful and factual. Nothing but love for Malcolm X.
Protect his livelihood and property by any means necessary. A true Conservative.
Precisely the reason they felt he had to go.
@@jordancurtis9568 Also,the U.S. government wanted him neutralized
I feel like schools tell us about Malcolm X in his youth, but not his prime
Do they really have him in school history books in the usa?
@@samamry9032 A page maybe.
Yes 👏👏👏👏
They stay as far away from Malcolm X as they can!
Tom Seward of course i can imagine, because he’s Muslim not Christian and his fanatic thoughts. Yet sometimes right.
"By any means necessary" has to be the most feared quote in human history.
@@mike62mcmanus I hope it leads to the gallows, for him and you both, POS.
*American history
@@Konoronn You don't think Afrikaaners are scared? lol
Yes i still use it!!!
Sent a shiver through me from how powerful it is.
I just love this man
I loved him very much.
✊🏿
Hajji mastered the dictionary from cover to cover while he was in prison. Don't be surprised that he was in prison your still in prison thats what America means prison.
Malcolm was so misunderstood, and still is today. People are always trying to fit him into a perfect little box, or try to make him be what they want him to be. Malcolm was a man because he could not be bought for any price.
Donne Williams Malcolm
was not misunderstood, he was feared. He had too much influence of a lot of the masses and the elites don’t like that.
"could not be bought". This is the dividing line between true human beings and mindless sleepwalkers.
Very much misunderstood.
He was misunderstood. He was conservative, but liberals hail him.
His own organization sold him out 😩😩
I'm old, Christian and white. I have always had respect for this man and even more since his visit to Mecca. It transformed him.
He always resonated truth with me, MLK not so much. It was great to see and hear him speak here. Young Pharoah today is impressive to me. And he feels same about Malcolm X / MLK.
If you are wise enough to understand that his visit to Makkah (Mecca) changed him. My humble suggestion to you is to please read more about Islam. May you find peace.
@@jasonbond2993 can you give me advice on Islam? I’m looking to revert
@@danielcabada8870 the best way is to watch youtube videos about islam
@@danielcabada8870 that's amazing. May Allah / God guide you. It's of course a very personal journey. My advice is to take your time with it, continue to look openly. Be weary of TH-cam content, not easy to be sure of what is authentic. Talk to Muslims, look up the most primary and essential source - the Qur'an. We believe it's the final revelation from God. It opens itself up to hearts that are yearning for truth.
We as Africans have a voice nowadays because of this person. Long live Malcolm X
Serious question. Why do black people vote mostly for Democrats?
We had a voice before him, we always did
@@kijanayauon1891 You from Africa, or did a stranger teach you that in their compulsory educational system?
I've heard of and known about Malcolm X, but never seen him talk. This is great.
03:20
He was anti liberal. They are who killed him
@@superwilcox9026 C'mon now. The values that defined a liberal vs a conservative then are not the same values that define them now. In today's climate Malcolm X without a doubt would be vilified by the conservative movement in this country. The fact that so many Americans stand for mostly the same things but are so divided among party lines is really tragic.
Super Wilcox dude you ppl have literally lost y’all making everything be political
Yeah thats pretty much all he did was talk.
His ability to keep the conversation focused on exactly what he wants to say is something to behold.
He does not descend into any precarious argument because he knows exactly what he believes in and how to best articulate it.
They made King big , because they know X was the right one .
And in the end, even King had to put water in his wine about "peaceful resistance", because the evidence of its failure was all around him! Then, Amerikkka killed him too.
Exactly what I’ve always said.
Facts. X would’ve bought about real change. King and the non violent movement was docile enough to accept.
@@ebonisealey9101 My last name is a variation of yours. I appreciate you, "cousin"! :-)
You can repeat that again.
Fearless and confident man..❤❤❤
This is the Malcolm X that people conveniently forget. They never want to acknowledge that he transformed his way of thinking and started to speak more about unity, while still fighting for civil rights.
Of course brother.
@Niqui H it's pretty clear he wanted unity(cause that's what he said), that doesn't mean putting black people first. it means putting humanity first.
senorchipotle no, his central cause was the liberation of black people from
White supremacy. Don’t whitewash his message
Human Rights*
@@ladylaurenia how is that white washing he wasn't above help from white people if it meant advancement from his community
He exudes dignity and there's a noble tenor to his style and speech.
Y
He is one of the prince if not a king
Indeed
@@ririsasy better than Tommy Curry ?
@@omalone1169 I don't know who that man is.
See how the anchor thank him for sharing his beliefs even though he might've disagreed with it. That shows there was a level of civility in media back then that is not present now.
Canadian media still operates like that. We don't have partisan national news outlets. FYI, I mention this because Front Page Challenge was a Canadian program on a Canadian network held in trust for all Canadians.
No dialogue, no discourse anymore.
Yes it was a different time. Reality shows, talk shows and smart phones have dumbed us down. We're too angry and act out. We don't think before we speak. And yes actions mean more than words. But anything worth while will always require work. We must never forget that.
@@johnfic4751 You guys are all looking in the wrong places. This kind of insightful discourse is available everywhere. Just don't go looking for it on Fox News, MSNBC, CNN, RT, or any of the major commercial networks. It can seem pretty boring to most people, which is why the commercial news outlets prefer the shouting format. Not all guests are as brilliant, articulate, and frankly charismatic as Malcolm X was. I could listen to him all day and never stop learning.
He was far from perfect (he dodged the question about hate speech pretty easily, but they didn't hold him to it - two legged dogs, European demons, etc.), but even in his imperfection, he was made even stronger because he never ran away from it. He was very public about how misguided ("wrong") he was before his haj, and for most people, it would be courageous to admit that. For Malcolm X, I think he was just being himself by talking openly about it. Honesty was not something new to him. It was all he knew, and despite his demeanor, I believe he was very humble. He was just Malcolm. "Are you a militant?" "No, I'm just Malcolm."
Recon2g some dude yelling over a webcam plucked from oblivion
I love the way Malcolm answers questions calm and collective excellent body composure
I'll say this a trillion times...... i wasn't even born when this man walked the earth and i miss em like i talked to him everyday! Dam i miss you! A grand ancestor!
talique whack
Say what you said! ❤!
I agree!!! Malcolm was an awesome representation of Humanity, and the fight for the recognition of Gods oneness.
Talique Whack me too fam!💯!
Watch Dr Khalid as well
See how this guy is trying to twist Malcolm X words this is what main stream media does.
It's a hell of a lot worse now. Do your homework.
The interviewer was acting on behalf of what the public thought they knew, thereby giving Macolm X the opportunity to clarify so that he would be properly understood.
@@corpsiecorpsie_the_original yes but again, it's sadly not like that now. Almost if NOT ALL interviewers have an agenda that they are pushing
"The Powers That Be" - Allowed him to be in Main stream media and in the Newspapers, Magazines.
@@tdunph4250 Nowadays, people choose to remain ignorant.
What a great leader for his people for his time. His eloquence, intelligence and sharpness was amazing.
Maria Kerri Yes, indeed. Matched by very few. He was a true leader in every sense.
Maria Kerri for all time and all people this man was limitless and timeless.
@@lumpyloks and yet yall say screw him and voted liberal????
to bad they don't make them like they use too, and be mindful he was an ex felon and ex Pimp, who straighten his life up.
His time what's changed
It's 2022.. this is the first time I truly understand Malcolm X.
Nothing changed,1965 from then till now Malcolms words are still a valid argument in 2019 .....
Kinda like how the Bible is still relevant today
We are Lost and cursed
@@XVII-FEAR-GOD-XVII read , the Bible' just something to think about
There has been much change in the last 65 years!
Like what ??
This guy was so far ahead of his time it’s crazy. The other thing that’s clear is people in the media back then knew how to properly conduct an intelligent interview.
Absolutely, a much more respectful and intelligent. Now it's just lies, hate, spin, propaganda, and NEWSPEAK.
To an extent, but the media was still a propaganda machine then, too.
@@abduugas Also true.
Yeah you're correct he was ahead of his time This world is more wicked now than ever he wouldn't fit in very well in these time, What a wicked man.
Amen I wish I could have meet him in this life time
Such an articulate leader. No wonder he was murdered.
Yup. When you want to do something that actually benefits your people and humanity apparently you're a threat to the United States government. Shows who the really enemy is though.
kobron1559, so sad but so true
@John Myser if by his own you mean proxy agents of the United states government!
@John Myser bij the fbi
A mighty Vision
“Uncle Martin is my friend” is a savage burn that he snuck under the radar
Someone once asked me if there was anyone I could sit and speak with who would it be? I said Malcolm. They asked why. It’s simply because he was self educated and taught a nation from experience while also evolving himself. As we all should, this man is not was, one of the greatest examples of progressive evolution of a human being. Rose from the bottom and became a powerful voice of systemic oppression. You have to respect that no matter how you slice it. My hero.
Mine too!!
Malcolm was not self educated his education to talk and to demonstrate wisdom came from his Teacher Elijah Muhammad.
@@porterchristopher1834 Yes that was his drive and purpose, to learn the teachings. Im speaking on doing the work and research while in prison and to become the great orator that he was. Its POWER in that. Dont under value that fact. For example, I'm an angler right, I could show you how to fish to catch bass but if I just gave you the equipment and said go catch some fish....could you do it? I highly doubt it. But if I gave you the knowledge of the equipment and how to apply it, spool your line, how to tie specific lures and what to look for, then you would take that knowledge yourself, research and apply it. That would be your purpose. Does that make sense?
@Stranger In the wilds Yes I have read and watched lots of material from Deedat
I wish this brother was still alive today. He was the absolute truth for the black community, and our Government saw him as a threat.
Yeah he would’ve been in his 90s.
True to that brother,Malcolm X was definitely a threat to white America 🇺🇸 .
even though he was dead but his ideas are still alive
He was a fit, healthy man and could've easily lived up until the 2000's, a shame his life was taken so soon by jealous scumbags who didn't know any better.
He was blessed.
In my interviews, I wanna be as confident as Malcolm X
Confidence is not a persona. He was confident because he knew what he was talking about inside and out.
What interviews?
gregory boyce Presentations at university, or also when applying for jobs
@@IBRAxKnight Just think of what he was feeling that morning... internalize.. and metamorphosize ... if u think it ... u can become it 🙂
When I was a Kid in Canada we had a picture of the African flag... Malcolm X on one side, Martin Luther King one side and Nelson Mandela on the 3rd side. I wish i had this pic to share with u now.... and I DIDN'T know it then bit now i understand why my parents had it in the kitchen above the table we all studied on lol
As a kid I skimmed over the name Malcolm x, but as a white young Man, this guy needs to be explained in schools 100%, his story is so rich and deserves to be explained to the youth who is completely lost nowadays, Rest in peace Mr. Shabazz
It doesn't matter what race you are
@@DTB1995 Well you need to start seeing race, cause it'd matter even if society was flawless. This is a _Race Issue._ You should NOT ignore it.
Government feared him and so kept him hidden!
@@DTB1995 There is only one race, the human race. Racism is hatred of other men. The most appropriate word is xenophobia.
@@nas6362True, you should watch the biopic "Malcom X " by Spike Lee with Denzel Washington.. Denzel should have won the Oscar of best actor.
I love Malcolm's smile. He was such a handsome, charming & intelligent man. Such a shame. 💔
Do you know he was a ginger with hazel green eyes? Very striking!
My bf just don't know; if they McAfee blk men like him today, then I'd be gone and be his Betty Shabazz lol.
And he was fine!
Sad that we have confederate traitor statues and not statues of men like Malcolm, who actually believed in freedom, equality and justice for all.
Yes he was.
Sooo, this is where the term "hate speech" is used to describe when a person tells the truth.
Sorry didn’t we learn about him at school because we did learn about mlk
@Donde Merlin what are you on?
@@ahamed6702 school never mention malcom x
@@idc22283 You didn't even learn much about MLK, you were taught a sanitized version of MLK. They would never tell you MLK was anti-capitalist, and believed that capitalism, much like racism, was a tool used by the white American establishment to keep Black America oppressed.
"We must recognize that we can’t solve our problem now until there is a radical redistribution of economic and political power… this means a revolution of values and other things. We must see now that the evils of racism, economic exploitation and militarism are all tied together… you can’t really get rid of one without getting rid of the others… the whole structure of American life must be changed. America is a hypocritical nation and [we] must put [our] own house in order."
@@m.f.3347 thats because white people ruled the earth then. what are you getting at?
Black Americans search into your soul all our ancestors are still with us. There’s a Malcolm X in all of us listen to his message, apply it, don’t let it die.
Remove the fence who says we don’t ?
The government is the problem, not black people.
The riots are caused by our loving government. To deny it is futile.
@@bob733333 while the government is the problem. The riots are also the problem it's not going anywhere or doing anything. A black office 77 year old David dorn was killed by rioters. I've seen no black celebrities even talk or post about it.
Remove the fence many of the diaspora are doing just that. Africa has seven of the ten fastest growing economies on the planet. We as Africans will prosper as long as outside infiltration and antagonists are eliminated.
Explains his position without anger yet determined to be understood.
This is the black leader we are missing today
what about kanye west
@@thepinkpanthers2598 WHAT!? WTF.
@@thepinkpanthers2598 😂
We don't need any black leaders. We just need to be on code. Sankara of Burkina Faso said I don't want any statues of myself, because their are 7 million Sankaras in Burkina Faso.
@@thepinkpanthers2598 : 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Malcolm X is the definition of a cultural hero. He was banished from both sides and continued in his pursuit of truth, justice and mutual respect amongst all cultures.
I just want to say thank you for the laugh (when I read your channel name). Peace be with you
He was banished from “both sides” because he was very far left while American politics “center” is in the right
@Billy Oak What would you classify him as Billy?
"Like Malcolm X, the Black Panthers believed that nonviolent protests could not truly liberate black Americans or give them power over their own lives. They linked the African American liberation movement with liberation movements in Africa and Southeast Asia."
Sorry but being a member of the Black Panthers he was not alienated by his own culture you weirdo.
"After leaving the Muslims, Cleaver joined the Black Panther Party, a militant organization centered around black liberation. After Malcolm X's break with the Black Muslims, he allied himself with the Organization of Afro-American Unity (which he initiated), also a militant organization centered around black liberation."
@@billyoak4766 what he said about leftist? I only heard him talk about republicans and democrats whom none are leftist
Notice how polite the crowd is. No patronising applause, no canned cheering, just listening to what these men have to say.
It's known as capturing information. It was respected as a talk show towards discussion. Not an entertainment segment, which unfortunately modern media has become. All entertainment for the masses that have a lower IQ than our previous generations.
Malcolm X did a remarkable job with providing responses that were not in an attacking fashion, but to help you think.
@@RaphaelAnthony
It's because of those damn capitalists
Yeah the Trump era pretty much put an end to polite discourse.
@@theblandcharlie822 what came first? The capitalist or the consumer?
@@tyc6268
Well the capitalists constructed the consumer, so the capitalist first. People used to just grow crops and share with their community, no one was consuming from a producer, they were all doing the consuming collectively because they needed to eat - so there was no consumer role.
The way Malcolm X uses language is so profound. He doesn't have to shout or demean his hosts, he simply answers their questions so directly & truthfully that he shows thru contrast how uninformed or deluded his hosts' questions are. Malcolm X simply states the world as it is, the facts as they are, the reality as it is...& you feel the truth of his statements in your very bones.
Just as amazing is that he's a self-made man.
Malcolm X became one of America's towering thinkers & speakers without benefit of much formal education. Of course, he had erudite teachers & peers in the Nation of Islam & on his travels etc. But he became Malcolm X thru self-discipline, reading, discussion, writing, thinking, speaking. An extraordinary man who lit the path so anyone who wants can follow.
Im white boy but i loved malcolm x.....he is my hero......i love him❤
@@Dayvon_Bennet2004 mine to he was real but they killed him when he went to Mecca and worshiped with people of all colors and races he didn’t have racist views anymore so noi ain’t like that
@@Dayvon_Bennet2004 he didn’t love you
@@Dayvon_Bennet2004
Read the Quran, don't forget. & If you have any questions about Islam ask "TheMuslimLantern". He opens several live streams every week to answer questions from non-Muslims in TH-cam.
I love how educated and peaceful this discussion is I wish people would act like this all the time
Canadian's . You ever watch an American debate ? Buncha goons trying to yell over each other
I like how Malcolm admits his mistakes and evolved as a man. When he came back from Mecca he was at the top of his game. He saw the bigger picture.
That was a bad boy. He was so prepared and well spoken.
I was once told preperation is everything so don't prepare good but prepare very good and he did just that
No. He was an amazing, MAN.
You could do better - on one hand when you say he was so prepared and well spoken and then you give him "bad boy" as a compliment? Not justice.
ahmedshinwari just bc you didn’t understand doesn’t mean he needs to do better
Top Notch👍
The conclusion of that journalist is just marvellous. Malcom X is a legend.
This is why they don’t like him he didn’t fold and sit back.
Wrong, he was extremely radical
@@bigreddaman5988 how?
@@bigreddaman5988 Did you even watch this interview..he is anything but radical. Any black man who wants equal rights is "radical" for racists
True. But also this interview is with the CBC (Canada) - where as far as I know even back then in the ‘60’s, love African Americans. I’m Canadian - our systemic racism mainly presides with First Nations.
@Murada Very well said, couldnt agree more
“Mr. X” Most badass way to be addressed. Regal demeanor.
Where is the interview where he talks about white friends
omalone11 I’d watch that. There’s still a lot to learn, from him and the world...
I'm a 26 year old Australian and can't believe this is the first time I've seen a Malcolm X interview. He's so well spoken and articulate! He has class
He was also in his 20s when he started changing the world
@@barryallen1489 What a champion
As a Christian Conservative who always admired Malcolm X, I am blessed by his interviews. Thank you for making these videos available.
In my opinion he was always learning and always trying to do better as a human being. He admitted his mistakes and had genuine remorse for hurt he had caused in his life. We all would have been better off had he lived into the 70's.
"We all"...except certain people.
Into the '70s and longer!
brigadier commander enoch powell of the titan base warwickshire long marston base uk.
sanguine families are mixed race inbreds the fema class a spychopaths abomination `beast` obese the beast of feeble minded migration undesirables .
Proud to say my grandfather met Malcolm X he has the photo till this day and I still am amazed by the fact that he was involved with his political team ❤
Amazing ❤️
Can you upload it to youtube
I'd like to see the photo if it's possible.
@@plung3r same please if possible
Upload
When he found the perfect solution
They killed him !
Allah have mercy on your soul ..!
06:20 He formed it there
Allah is a false god. Jesus Christ is lord
@@taegotkash white chicks love black dicks; so what?
@@taegotkash it is the same god.
the followers of Allah were those who killed him. It was members of the Nation of Islam who killed him.
Such an inspiration Malcolm X
Man this guy is legendary. He really had a powerful energy and you can feel his fearlessness
Malcolm saw how happy the interviewer was when he repeated that MLK was an Uncle Tom. Malcolm shifted the conversation to say that MLK was his friend. The interviewer didn’t like that.
@Johnny Michael Malcolm X a sellout? You got some nerve to say that. Tell me in which way Malcolm X has sold out anyone? I am waiting!
@Johnny Michael what is Taqqiya?
@@mufasaisking7591 Johnny Michael can't tell you because whats there is a profound guilt complex, something Malcolm X already explained was instilled in Johnny.
@@justus7181 that fool is just an islamophobe using words he doesn't understand. That's y u heard crickets when you asked him a simple question.
@Johnny Michael sellout?? Do your research on MLK cause he sold out
Malcolm is an incredible speaker, truly eloquent, intelligent, and calm. Love him.
stirred but not shaken
Malcolm X was intelligent and handsome.
@tiannalewis7929 absolutely gorgeous. I agree
Brother Malcolm X a strong black man that knows his power.
05:30 He accepted orthodox so king causal and the hajj committee there
Too bad he'll be burning in hell, never accepted Jesus Christ.
Adam Samuel I think he was highly intelligent to recognise the truth
Adam Samuel if he’s in hell majority of Christians in hell for spewing such hate red against African Americans
Tupac mom was malclomx first student so yes he do play part in his life brother Musa daroo shabazz's
I am so glad that I have picked up and read “ The Autobiography of Malcolm X.” I knew, but didn’t know. I will be increasing my learning more about his thinking and principles.
'You get freedom by letting your enemy know that you'll do anything to get your freedom; then you'll get it. It's the only way you'll get it.''-Malcom X''
Look up Dr.Umar Johnson on youtube, he is the closest thing to a present day Malcolm X
@@adiiii7828 I dont like how much hate he gets. He is so cut throat and people today are sensitive to his teachings but I hear more black people disregard his teachings more than white people, its such a shame
@@maariaah333 It's because black people don't want to fight for freedom, they want to fight for acceptance, and Umar disrupts that because he is challenging Eurocentricity, and making white people feel uncomfortable. However this is proof that Umar is different than the other activists, he isn't a crowd pleaser, he is genuine.
@adiii no he is not.. bro Umar is nowhere near the intelligence, mindset respectful or morals has Malcolm X.
“They believe in brotherhood but they don’t practice it “x
Man he didn't miss a beat
that is quite true for both christians and muslims, and jewish too
Wow what a generalization of all people of colour. You're an intellectual genius....zzzzz
@@terrymckenna3382 that comment was about religion not race
Then a few weeks after this was recorded William X Bradley unloaded a shotgun into Malcolm.
They were asking candid questions but never disrespectful. The closing statements shows not only Malcom’s sincerity but the sincerity of the panel too in trying to find out the truth and not run an agenda.
This is gold, there is no way you can find programs like these now. If this was today, you’d have a lady saying’ “so you are saying…”
So articulated in his answers and very well spoken he doesn’t let any question hit him in a way he can’t answer
“Any means necessary to protect ones life and property” Based
Your profile pic is my favorite anime!
@@resikin that's so Raven 🤣🤣🤣
@@CoolnCarin5241 Blasphemy
@@resikin really?? Ok. Seemed like That's So Ravens brother but ok. 😅😅😅
@@CoolnCarin5241 He is Raven’s brother but he should be known by the best selling anime that he stars in: Cory in the house
This man was a real leader! Nothing like the opportunists we see today! Love this brother.
This dude was really bold he approached the questions the right way
I can remember watching this program on TV; I was very impressed with him and how he handled himself. I was only 11 years old, but I understood his message and understanding in the interview. I am so thankful that I had an opportunity to be alive and had parents who encouraged being informed. I admired Malcolm X, Dr. Martin Luther King, and other black men who wanted to make a difference.
any other names you’d recommend looking into?
@@gracie99999 black panthers 0f the 60s Bobby Seale
@@ephraimwarrior6766 cool thanks much for information, good at
I think that is the main difference between his generation and today´s generation: they actually wanted to make a difference.
I'M FROM OAKLAND AND REMEMBER THE PANTHERS AS A KID!! THEY DID MANY GOOD THINGS!! RESPECT.
May Allah rest his soul and bless it... what a man.
Amin Yah Allah
Amiin ya rab
Ameen🤲🏽❤️❤️
Insha’Allah
Amin.
God! This man was aaaaaaammmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaazzzziiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnngggggggggg! What a charisma! what a calm! What a self control! What a knowledge, and last not least, what a smile! He elegantly dodged all the traps his interviewers were trying to take him into. Amazingly beautiful man!
This is the interview that got him assassinated... He was and is the embodiment of human intellect & self-pride..
The second part is correct, anyway.
Good riddance
@@blackpillbishop5016 do you hate him
@@omaramir5891 Not really man, I don't exactly hate him,
I just find some of the things he says to be promoting an antisocial, aggressive attitude which is only going to isolate people further
@@blackpillbishop5016 You don’t find that saying “good riddance” to a man’s death is a little contradictory and hypocritical when compared to the explanation you just gave as to why you feel this way?
the way he speaks is so clever, its amazing how he educated himself by just reading and debating in prison.
thehistoryfreak13
True but it goes a little deeper than that . Malcolm was also a very bright student in school but he eventually drop out due to many reasons.
When Malcolm drop out of school in the eight grade he was the top student of his class .
He wanted to be a lawyer but was encourage/discourage by a racist teacher to be a carpenter because that all his race was good for his teacher actually told him.
His teacher also said Jesus was a carpenter to persuade Malcom even more to become a carpenter.
He was never the same after this event. Then his father was killed by a racist white nationalist mob called the kkk.
And to make matters even worst his mother had several mental breakdowns and was finally committed to a hospital .
Which ultimately lead to the state putting Malcolm along with his brothers and sisters into different forester homes .
I know you probably know this but some people may not .
@@proudafricanamerican7586 He had every barrier to prevent him from being one of the most profound persons of all-time, yet he persevered.
BarbieMo
My pleasure sis
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I believe that everyone in this country who identifies as a so called African-American should purchase a physical copy of The Autobiography of Malcolm X, sit down, get comfortable, and explore the life and thinking of this truly remarkable human being. Denzel portrays Malcolm X better than I believe any actor ever has or ever will...yet, that movie leaves out valuable information and critcal details about his life that are in his book.
And even after reading it twice myself and spending countless hours researching him...I have realized that even his autobiography omits very interesting details about him. Such as his relationship with Fidel Castro. Dont turn away from the knowledge based on what you've heard and been taught; research and self-educate. You'll find that Nelson Mandela, Muhammed Ali, and even Jesse Jackson had meetings with and a friendly relationship with Castro. But America hates him. Why is that? American his-tory will not give you the true answer. You must dig. Peace!
Before Malcolm educated himself in prison he had difficulty writting letters becsuse his knowledge on words and vocsbulary was limited and not all that great. When he picked up a book he would have to skip at least half the page because he coudnt understand words that were in their. He then got a dictionary and stsrted from the letter A and wrote all the words down and read them aloud, then he startes retaining most of the words as he chronologically went on the next lettd B and so on. He finjshed writting all the words out and read them all aloud in the dictionary book. He became a small walking encyclopedia and started reading devouring books the whole time he was in jail and that fascinated him, he understood all wordz and hence was able to retain the information in all books he read and was also able to express himself when writting letters profesionally. He then went on to receive his masters degree in History and i also think he also studied Political science. Malcolm X went on to be a dynamic spokesman for the black muslims. He was feared by many, he was respected by many.
i’m in love with him. he hasn’t folded at any questions, the confidence and the answers are amazing. God Bless him
He’s confident because he is right
Yes amen
“Violation of human rights…” Malcolm X was such a gift to this world. We were fortunate to have him as long as we did, but he deserved more from this world. Amazing human being! Thank you.
@@NancyOrtiz-c1p Exactly. He was bringing these issues to the United Nations.
You can’t not love this man. Even after all these years he has so much impact.
Malcolm's Assassination was a great disservice to humanity, looking at him in this video, just shy of it, im deeply saddened...
Imagine if he became president
+thuglifezeem716 He would be the greatest!!!!!!!
thuglifezeem716, no, Malcolm X would not have become president, he had too much integrity for that
Imagine what he would have evolved into.
Every man dies, not every man really lives!!!
Malcolm x is a braveheart!
As a white kid from the ghetto this man is the inspiration I used before every debate in high school, I'm now converting to muslim and very happy with my life. I've argued with many over malcoms views , he's never preached hate , only love and strength.
welcome brother to islam may allah bless you and have a nice day brother love u
Mashallah Brother
Respect, my brother
They didn't understand that there's a difference between hate and defense
Welcome to the true religion brother! I too was lost until I found this beautiful religion. Well done ✔
When powerful people speaks a 5 minute video can seem like a 30 minute video to an hour. The words just hits harder