Malcolm X The Hidden Impact of Welfare
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- Welcome to Vintage History Visions 📖. Lets explore the Hidden Impact of American Welfare with Malcolm X. Discover his critical perspective on how welfare systems affect marginalized communities and his call for transformative change. Join us to gain insight into Malcolm X’s thought-provoking analysis and its relevance today
Malcolm X speaks into the future with truth and solutions. A message that is right now !!
A true Prophet indeed
Being on welfare wasn't meant to be a career nor a family business.
I knew a man who was on welfare for twenty years and they took him off but he appealed at a fair hearing and got it back. Talk about lazy.
@tcandrews, the construct of welfare is that it is your career and or a family business.
I've seen benefits had by the same leeches that make the ghetto what it has been hold on to benefits for several decades
My baby daddy told me to be like his mom and accept welfare guess so he wouldn’t have to contribute to the child. I worked never took one day of welfare or stamps
@@jacquelineperry8515, I've heard this story before. Hopefully you have elevated your self worth where you don't choose this type of man to procreate with anymore. Be encouraged
Malcolm was right and we are seeing the effects of it today 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🔥❤️
100 percent
Malcolm was always on point!
its a lot of truths in what he preached
Yes, and I am a cracker
Brings a lump in my throat to think how loud and plain this man was warning us and we failed him horribly!
@we failed ourselves.
Our parents and grandparents hated him. There was nothing we could do about it.
@@neilrichardson7454, some of them sure did. It was based on the bias media. I'm glad we have more avenues of getting information now.
@@neilrichardson7454, plenty of our parents and grandparents loved him.
He was shot by his own people 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
This man has been dead for 60 years and his message is relevant today
Absolutely!!
@marcusscales, that's the pity of it all.
Yes
Plus he called out the Democratic party and their hypocrisy w
"Dixiecrats" his speech "The Ballot or the Bullet" is a time ⏲️ machine
Both parties have not had the best interest of Black people at heart. Both!
He also called the Republicans out
Fast forward to present day. not much has change.
Any idea why nothing has changed?
@@VintageHistoryVisions after slavery the government set out to keep Blacks a permanent underclass. Jim Crow, red lining, chemical warfare . Psychology damage. From 4 hundred years of white supremacy.
And it's certainly by no fault of brother Malcolm.
It materialized already.
@VintageHistoryVisions Because the majority of black Americans refuse to take personal responsibility and accountability. They refuse to take advantage of opportunities that are now being given to immigrants. Black American need to learn that your skin color is not a disability, your mindset is.
Brother Minister Malcolm X was right and he was the best leader in that entire civil rights era none of them was touching the most honorable El Hajj Malik El Shabazz and i stand on that ten toes down, rest in power great ancestor 🙏🏽💪🏽💪🏽✊🏽 #ByAnyMeansNecessary
Indeed, Brother Minister Malcolm X was an unparalleled leader during the civil rights era. His wisdom and courage were unmatched, and his legacy should continue to inspire us. Ten toes down, I stand with you on this.
This speech hit different if you've been to Harlem recently
When he's speaking of Harlem he's also using Harlem as and example for every ghetto in America not just necessarily it being in Harlem.
@blackknight5339 understood, makes sense, but it's more impactful if you were in the location that he spoke of
This could've been recorded today and still be 100% relevant.
ABSOLUTELY!!
Brother Malcolm! Is a Man! You gave so much 🥰🌎 to us and the 🌍
🖤🖤🖤
Thank God for hs teaching, I found my self te first time my uncle made me listen to him a whole paper about him
Absolutely and salute to your Uncle for knowing the importance of Malcolm X and his messages📖💯
Welfare wasn't meant to stay on but it helped put food in my children mouth and roof over our heads. Much respect for the late Malcom x.
RIP. 👑👓🪮 Rest easy X.
Thumbs UP.
Thank You 🏁
This is the truth 🤨
Amen
Gone but he will never be forgotten...65yrs layer and the Deliema continues to affect our race of people...Byany means necessary we need to overcome the Drugs
must overcome drugs and so many other things as well
Yep. They can keep theirs and we will keep ours
What do you think about Malcolm X's views and what he said?
What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Malcolm X explains any socio-economic disparity against his people so a child can understand.
First time I have ever heard Malcolm X somewhat criticize the LGBT community. I would like for the black LGBT community who believes Malcolm would approve of their lifestyle to hear this.
He did not criticize them. He told the truth about them. There is a significant difference. No argument. Truth!
There you go thinking again.
A prophet indeed
When Malcolm X criticized the black bourgeoise who moved to Westchester and Connecticut, then blamed them for not helping the poor blacks in the ghetto. Didn't know that Malcolm X was a supporter of The Talented Tenth.
PROLLY NOT. I THINK THERES A VIDEO OF HIM TALKIN ABOUT W.E.B DUBOISE
Helping poor black people was the talented tenth initial goal. Du Bois said the talented tenth was the most qualified to bring the black masses out of poverty. He later said over time the talented tenth abandoned their original goals, and " became a aristocracy of wealth." Malcolm was well studied he knew about the Tuskegee Machine vs The Talented tenth, and how the talented tenth forgot their mission.
@@hershelfowler6257A black ruling class. Trade white masters for black ones. Socialism doesn’t work communism doesn’t work. Capitalism is best shot at prosperity but it comes with a cost of poverty. Competition for resources someone is going to be left out. We need better safety nets and measures so people can freely move up or down the ladder.
I wonder what ever happened to his grandson? I read he was in a group home and escaped thrice.
Unfortunately, the Brother was murdered in Mexico. They say robbery. If you want to believe that. He was turning his life around and starting doing some public speaking.
This is so true in 2024. I wonder how and when did pimp culture begin?🤔
It started om.slave plantation.....when well built black was used.to breed black woman on plantation......also it.started firstly.with those.slave owners who used.tjeir slave woman.....so those chlidren were sold off to other plantation..
Makes me think of the Divestment Movement among BlK women in America. They don't see the trap of feminism and swirling .
That's the issue. Brothas cannot keep the white man away from black women who WANT to be with the white man. Black women who want the potential for other black women to be with the white man because they want to see mixed babies around who will grow into potential lightskinned lovers later.
It's sick but that is what's really going on. Colorism is an issue of a lack of selective mating on a group scale. It can be ended in a few generations if black people became honest about who they are vs who they want to be & then separate accordingly.
the Div in divestment is separation. And how tf can broke women divest aka dis-invest?! You must first have had something and invested it in order to then divest. If she's coming to men based on who has the most money and her complaint is black men don't have the most of the white mans fiat money, well then that sister has not invested financially in Black men has she?
And if she did where did she get the money? Did it fall out of her moms vagina? No i doubt it. Did she inherit it from her father? Well if he had it then Black men do have money and are sharing it so why is she seeking more whilst complaining? That would be both greed, and mismanagement 😂. So, that's an unlikely, uncommon scenario. The most likely answer is she doesn't have it. 2nd most likely: what she does have she got from the white man as payment for services rendered to his anti-BlackManhood empire.
The men have been divesting as well..
@@rashidrourk2954 True...but it's a trend since the 60's with BLk men....Blk women started on the plantation....Race loyalty and DNA preservation is a fading idea.
@@rashidrourk2954 Black men DO NOT divest.
🇹🇹hmm.
Stokley warned them as well🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹😁
This is the first time I heard Malcom say something I disagree with. Out so called women have been making their own decisions for quite some time now and many of them dream of mixed babies
Maybe so. What I interpreted from Brother Malcolm is that better leadership would correct that mindset
Mix babies should not mix blood lines
@@VintageHistoryVisions I seen black people raised by people with mindset like Malcolm X, Louis Farrakhan, and Marcus Garvey. Some of them still prefer to go and mix with another race. If they don't go out with another race. They will find a black person who can pass for another race, and help them produce mixed race looking offspring.
I don't care how strong the foundation is, you can't control peoples' libidos, fantasies, and desires.
That was a totally different time back then.but yea now they wide open
You wrong fam, black women in the 40's, 50's, and 60's were stil into black man, the fracture between black men and women happened in the 70's, so everything Malcolm is saying is correct, modern women want mixed kids, back than it wasn't the case
Is he criticizing the welfare system or is he criticizing black men for not protecting their mothers, sisters, daughters and wives?
The latter
if you can't decipher, there's no way to help you
@@michaelmccaskell8565actually that's not the way of Bro. Malcolm. help others understand what may not be easily understood to them.
@@dlee6014 Absolutely right
@andreabrown4541 Great question. Based on my interpretation of Malcolm X's speech, he is critical of the welfare system for its detrimental impact on Black families and communities, arguing that it undermines family structures and fosters dependence on government aid. At the same time, he calls on Black men to take more responsibility for protecting and supporting their families. His critique of the welfare system is connected to his broader call for greater community self-reliance and responsibility.
60 years later. As a white guy, I care less if Malcolm hooks up with a snow bunny. And as far as my relationship with a black woman, well he can just stay mad about it. Be as mad as he want to be LOL