Classic Malcolm X interview at UC Berkeley

Malcolm X was an American Muslim minister and human rights activist who was a popular figure during the civil rights movement.
Malcolm X was born Malcolm Little on May 19, 1925 in Omaha, Nebraska. His mother, Louise Norton Little, was a homemaker occupied with the family's eight children. His father, Earl Little, was an outspoken Baptist minister and avid supporter of Black Nationalist leader Marcus Garvey. Earl's civil rights activism prompted death threats from the white supremacist organization Black Legion, forcing the family to relocate twice before Malcolm's fourth birthday.
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[@marygarvin1715]

Malcolm’ X was so DEEP with excellent analytical skills🙏

[@jeffreychu0123]

A great mind is timeless.

[@itsallgoodz1]

Malcolm knew the topics better than the interviewers.

[@gnaass1951]

Yes he does!

[@itstheru274]

That Ain't No Secret !!❗😮😍

[@dwilliambayemi320]

A head of his time

[@RichardServello]

"There are already enough laws on the law books to protect an American citizen. You only need additional laws when your dealing someone that is not regarded as an American citizen." Damn

[@1purpose.153]

Real talk. It's no reason to amend anything if the laws apply to everyone.

[@StephenLonsdale]

Like James Baldwin said, a citizen does not need to fight for his civil rights if he is indeed a citizen..I paraphrase of course but it is the same point.

[@legendariopr3897]

Malcolm X said the exact thing.

[@rbaraka1]

Holds truth to this day, unfortunately.

[@MrJanes-cl5sj]

that sounds good but it also makes no sense. The context is him arguing in favor of segregation...so...i dunno man...congress enacts new laws every day...

[@1purpose.153]

I love how he said he's not familiar with the politics and then went on to describe and dismantle the agendas. So well rounded on everything that you can't shut him down. That all about wanting to know(Knowledge).

[@habeebahkolleff9721]

I will always love this man!

[@amberthefoodie5553]

Me too!!!

[@neriahsartandfun5752]

Me too!

[@ZubairAhmed-od2xv]

Me too!

[@zombies4evadude24]

M32

[@bassstudent4life]

BAM! BOW! BOOM! blows after blows in every word and every sentence. He had no mercy. R.I.P brother Malcolm.

[@akatheheretic3014]

💢👊💨

[@mozeztheman7925]

...and the P is for Power!!✊🏿

[@jeanc6295]

🤣🤣🤣 say that!!!

[@barbarawhite6274]

I am reading all of your books, Malcolm X~I have learned a lot. Wish You were here! "X"!

[@ricardohenry3670]

This man really inspired me in many ways.Although he's dead,he's still my hero

[@joetable663]

Yeah, the problem is people think it’s the same and they are dealing with what he dealt with. Such bs liberal crap

[@Kazamm]

J Bellamy If this is what you think after watching this video, you are the problem 😭

[@joetable663]

Kezia Massiah explain further

[@joetable663]

Kezia Massiah you must enjoy white liberal high school girls having a larger voice than blacks on black issues 🤣😂👍🏻

[@joetable663]

Kezia Massiah ditch the leftist politics in America. Start the rebuild the way you want. With the simplist of American terms. Liberty the way you choose. You can’t achieve this without the great exodus from the left

[@jakewarren2747]

The Autobiography of Malcolm X is simply one of the greatest books ever written, and in conjunction with the great Alex Haley. One of the great orators in American history; he understood history, psychology and sociology. My dilemma for years has been my admiration for Malcolm, respect for the Nation of Islam, and Malcolm’s assassination by members of the NOI. The world and country needed Malcolm (just like Martin), for another 40-50 years and it is unacceptable to remove them from our earth. The Nation had no right to kill Malcolm and any justification of his assassination reduces the Nation. NOI owes the world an apology.

[@solomonlee5298]

That's because the Nation of Islam was a lie. That's not our ppls true heritage. They killed him because they were probably paid to do it. I never wanted to hear or believe that but, it's the truth. I always thought the NOI was a distraction/diversion from our ppl learning who they really are and one of the very puppets controlled by white liberals that Malcolm speaks of in this video. What other reason did they have to kill a man who spoke this much truth? Snakes. Black ppl turned our backs on our God and that's why we going thru what we going thru. Malcolm already told us we're the real Israelites not the ppl in Israel right now. They're imposters. I suggest you take that bit of knowledge he dropped and run with it. I have and America as a whole makes so much sense now to me. All the gray area I could never understand before is now so obvious. Don't take my word for it do some research but, Malcolm knew what he was talking about. Hitler knew we were the real Israelites too. He said we were "God's stolen jewels" and that America was gonna pay for what they've done to us. The Bible is our history book and the ppl in it are our ancestors. They used it against us for so long to the point where black ppl don't want anything to do with it. Which is sad because it's our true heritage and also the only way our ppl are gonna wake up out of the slumber we've been in for 400+ yrs. We literally have the same blood flowing through our veins that Christ did. That's why they hate us. That's what they always knew about us that we didn't know about ourselves. There's a verse in the Bible that addresses us going into slavery in ships. No other ppl in the world all thru history have done that but us. It just makes too much sense. I also don't know of any other ppl in this world going into captivity and when it was "over" stayed there indefinitely trying to be apart of their enemy's culture. Slavery destroyed us spiritually, mentally and physically. It is really an act of war. America has made us always look at it from an economic and moral position but, really it's a war tactic. Black ppl have Stockholm syndrome and don't even know it. It's heartbreaking but also real frustrating and makes me extremely angry. Cause when you try to wake anyone up they ignore you, fight you, or think your crazy. Even though you're watching the very narrative that's destroying them play out more and more everyday in their lives. History is repeating itself.

[@204776439]

wow just wow - what a freaking genius mind, ahead of his time indeed.

[@goldenbrown439]

Please stop saying he was ahead of his times he knows where he is you missed it

[@kooldesinzblm]

Mark St. James he fukin read they ass n called them out on they bull...yea that’s why he had to go lol

[@richycartels4138]

As not to your comment, but this to to the idiot last comment to you. Two(2) before Malcom-X was murdered by the Black Panther's, by the Nation Of Islam, Louis Franklin(might be misspelled), the leader of/founder of Nation Of Islam, Malcom-X repeatedly and precisely said to the media just who is trying to kill him. Write to, "PATHFINDERS,"and ask for a copy of newspapers printed articles of Malcom-X, himself, stating who is trying hard to kill him. It's not the white people. It's not the government. Once join a gang, Nation Of Islam, you can't leave the gang, ever. Malcolm-X was killed for not just leaving the gang, he also was killed for deciding to follow the peaceful protests route of practices of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., that was a direct violation of the rules, practices and customs of Nation Of Islam. Just like the reason why the church leaders killed Jesus Christ....when He walks be the church, people would run-out and follow behind Him in the streets and liston to what He talks about. The church leaders kept loosing more and more money out of the offering plates of donated money, loosing donated money each/every week/month/year and they wasn't going to have it...it was a Turf War, as the reason why the church leaders went to have Jesus Christ killed in any way whatsoever. The same with Malcolm-X, except he wasn't preaching the Gospel...yet. Malcolm-X was in prison, with no money, unable to buy anything from the prison commissary(a store in prison), until he ran across the Nation Of Islam in prison....this is how these terrorist non-profit groups recruit individual's, those "in" prison with nothing. But, once out in the freeworld, after this above U-TUBE program of him, he began to see things differently, doing it in a non-violent way of protesting ...and it cost him his life by the black race, Nation Of Islam. Therefore, be careful about who you join-up with...Jesus said, "Beware Of The Angle Of Light!" The Nation Of Islam image is badly tarnished by all of this, therefore, they re-arised under a new name, "Black Lives Matter!" Yes, it's a violent terrorist non-profit goupe...just liston to the words of their representatives, not disnounsing violence, but promoting/encouraging more violence .

[@204776439]

@@richycartels4138 I don't claim to know the whole story, I'm trying to learn. Thanks for your informative post. I'm just saying i'm amazed at how smart and bold he was, and after being raised (as a white boy) to believe that he (and muhammed ali) were 'bad', I see now that he was an admirable warrior for truth. Yeah I kind of with he hadn't aligned himself with any organized group cuz he was ultimately bigger than them. I think he came on a bit too strong in the beginning, from a marketing standpoint, alienating many with his harshness, but obviously if he'd been allowed to live he would have become an important leader. Yet his importance ironically was largely because he was so harsh, white culture needed a good slap in the face at that time so God bless him. If he'd lived long enough to see how important and clever King was, they might have been unbeatable as a team. Of course regardless they both would have probably been murdered anyway, because they were so smart and truthful.

[@Longtack55]

No wonder he was assassinated - so intelligent, articulate and right about "everything."

[@kooldesinzblm]

David Renwick his own was jealous of his wisdom ,I know they had him set up dirty Islam’s

[@EC-hc6kx]

"Two-legged dog" lmao

[@NoLefTurnUnStoned.]

I’m a European born in the uk. I first heard Malcolm speak at age 15 while working on a video shoot for a record release called Malcolm X No Sell Out. “I didn’t come here to say what you like!” It inspired me to read his autobiography which completely blew my world view apart and changed my life. God bless this fabulous, courageous and supremely intelligent man.

[@salamburhan8617]

In my whole life I didn't watch and listen any dialogue more than one time and I didn't even finish half of it but the dialogue with malcolm. Men it's something you can't skip one second.

[@4Dermish]

Not every spoken or written word is worth paying attention to. But some will hit you like a ton of bricks! Those are the ones that are worth paying attention to. You just found something worth listening to my friend. Congratulations!

[@wayneobimbo8537]

"we will be able to stop begging the white man to solve our problems, and we will solve our problems ourselves." I felt that.

[@joetable663]

Yeah but democrats need you. 👍🏻

[@kashawnk2975]

That is the only way we can make a better for life for the next generation of African people. Let us slave and rebuild our Africa

[@StuartDesign]

But isn't that the position that every minority groups is in. In a democracy, you must convince the 'majority' to consider your plight. Seems like a flaw in democracy. In fact we already correct for this with Proportional Representation with respect to the smaller Rural population. Makes you think.

[@marpettwades7913]

Hes Saying Get off Ur Azz And Fight.

[@MrKnowdatruth]

Mar Pettwades he saying got off your ass and work. The black man on America can become wealthy, rich, etc even though he’s black. Even during slavery and Jim Crow this was being done. The biggest issue is the break down of the family and the welfare state.

[@vincentmedina8637]

MALCOLM X IS MY HERO IM A MEXICAN FROM EAST LOS ANGELES, MR X WAS AN ANGEL AMONGST US. I HONOR YOU BROTHER MALCOLM🙏 Vince Medina USMC 🇻🇳 VIETNAM VETERAN, in country 1968/1969 OORAH!

[@nahorbrooks2776]

If Mr.Malcolm was telling lies we wouldn't have these RIOTS going on in this year 2020 at this time it's disgusting 😡 I hope we keep the pressure on 👊🏾🇯🇲

[@kelvintorrence5994]

Rite,about it m.l.k. preach we that happy happy. Malcolm preach the way I believe you hit me I got back harder.

[@shaka1860]

@@kelvintorrence5994WHAT YOU WROTE, VERSES WHAT YOU WERE THINKING, DOES NOT AGREE. In other words, I could not understand your message...

[@FlyByNight-pp2xu]

Nahor brooks I get what you are saying but Our movement has been compromised. The rioting that’s taken place is no longer for us or helps us. It is disguised that it will but I’m afraid it will not. You have to follow the money.

[@german2507]

@@FlyByNight-pp2xu always follow the money. These riots are doing nothing except damage to small business owners and the already hurting economy. No legislation change or systematic changes will come from this. Malcolm X was a Marxist and on the verge of anarchy. Spreading hate hate hate. Acting as if the blacks are the chosen people. Same vibes that 'the white man' carries. Hypocritical

[@chavelahutchinson1935]

@@german2507 Since when is self defense and self determination hatred? No hate. You're negrophobic = uncomfortable and intimidated with assertive black male masculinity. Recall George Washington and his cohorts had a revolution- a full fledged war, killed people over...drum roll....taxes! But you probably consider him a hero. Malcolm speaks of defending his people against chronic discrimination, lynchings, murders and you jump on the comments section and say he is preaching hate.

[@eltigre7224]

What a brilliant mind!

[@1purpose.153]

Its about being able to be secure in who you are. Leaders have real fears especially black leaders. To show you have the knowledge of how the white man controls everything and everyone then you speak on it without as much as a stutter or a flinch powerful. That's when they knew they had a problem on their hands.

[@blackstar-cg1se]

Wow Malcolm what an intelligent man God Bless His Soul Amen.

[@leviisrael9896]

MALCOLM X; was an INTELLECTUAL GENIUS; the MOST INTELLIGENT SPEAKER ; I've ever heard; and I've heard them ALL

[@rogeliopedraza5232]

D system is threatened when a nation wakes up from slumberD Lion of Judah has awoken.

[@rogeliopedraza5232]

Knowledge is Power when applied.

[@andreselectrico]

So prescient, so brilliant, so timeless.

[@Ishijah1]

Malcom spirit will never die his ghost will hunt us until we are completely free.

[@joetable663]

Newsflash: You’re completely free to do as you please. Malcom? Not so much.

[@zombies4evadude24]

@@joetable663 Is a drain’s reflection truly clean? That will answer whether we are truly ‘free’ in this society.

[@josephjohnson6624]

This is so powerful! Why don't he have his own holiday?

[@charlieivey175]

I believe you know the answer

[@yeeluvspizza]

Because that would bring further attention and recognition to his existence. It is critical the establishment not allow that to ever happen and for Malcom X to be forgotten. He and what he stands for is still a threat.

[@homersamson2635]

Malcolm X, such a fascinating and gifted speaker. What voice is as articulate as this in 2020? Do not agree with all his beliefs but he sure was a man to be respected, big time.

[@kirkiedon11]

So much information in this interview that we can still use all this info today. Love and respect this man as my hero and I believe all black ppl need to watch this video over n over till the message sinks in our though heads

[@mohamedyunusrafiq6930]

Simply a force of nature, pure genius.

[@haroldbrooks4235]

This man is simply amazing

[@jameskerry41]

Malcolm X if anything, proved and promoted no matter who or what you are in life, you have the ABILITY to make things happen-as long as you are willing to open your eyes..

[@zelleafarrar3770]

I’m just saying Thank you for the truth Minister Malcolm X💞

[@mcdaniels101]

That "grin" from Malcolm was priceless. Ooooooo Mustafa

[@amberthefoodie5553]

The moderator’s facial expressions 💀💀

[@1purpose.153]

He's very uncomfortable. Imagine sitting next to someone you know you cant compete or stump. You have 1 job and it's to make Malcolm X look stupid. Lol not going to happen

[@4Dermish]

@@1purpose.153 I must've missed something. I did not see him trying to make X look stupid at all.

[@indayamulembe]

@@4Dermish Jaybe said it never happened and yes you couldn't see it

[@Musicguru1354]

@@indayamulembe he was a just asking questions reporters are supposed to it’s not personal he’s not trying to make Malcolm mad but question his movement and the reason why he’s on the show.

[@Patented2]

This very conversation could be held today (2019), with the same veracious, vivacity illustrated in the above video of 1964. Technology races on; but, the institutions remain the same!

[@ruthlieberman7157]

And today too June 2020

[@1purpose.153]

It is being held today reason being the truth is and will always be the truth.

[@bishopjd2]

J Edgar Hoover and COINTELPRO sowed the seeds of envy and dissension that brought about his death...

[@MI-vn4tp]

Malcolm X was so right. I read his autobiography when I was about 13 years old. I ascribed to his philosophy at that age. My family didn’t want to integrate. I attended 9th grade in a white school but the rest of my education was done in black schools. I had excellent teachers.

[@NoLefTurnUnStoned.]

M I Didn’t help you to spell integrate though lol...sorry, just teasing!

[@MI-vn4tp]

G.C. Morrocco Intergrade. That word was too easy. 😂

[@MI-vn4tp]

G.C. Morrocco Actually it could be spelled that way too. Both mean to mix something together. 😂

[@NoLefTurnUnStoned.]

M I Ok my bad...God bless

[@tomgreg2008]

Read his autobiography a couple months back....great read....this man was authentic, brave, committed, perceptive and honest. Very rare, indeed.

[@bbclordgod4801]

the lyncher his not accuse of violence but the one that struggle and fight to stop the lyncher from hitting him being accused of violence

[@thepoeet]

Thank you for posting this

[@rbaraka1]

"Half freedom, in many instances has been worse than no freedom at all"...DEEP

[@benardodwyer5418]

Malcolm x is a grate man he see the truth and knows the truth for real indeed

[@josesalazar3150]

Astounded by the lack of interrupting from either party. Very sharp contrast to our current state of dialogue. Active listening and processing by all parties is to me a confirmation of effective communication.

[@cashiergirl17]

Malcom X up here serving all the tea. I remember reading his autobiography in middle school (he had an exciting life) and did u know he read the entire dictionary while he was in prison? He slept during the day and read the dictionary at night.

[@AidaShares]

Iconic man ! A man for all times! If only someone would memorize his words, his gestures , his posture , his manners , and lead now !

[@kooldesinzblm]

cashiergirl17 wow impressive,interesting..didn’t know that

[@zombies4evadude24]

The peaceful quiet of night is a great trainer for the senses. Darkness is a teacher and a friend for focused study. That’s why I stay up late when I want to think, cause I find that I can hone on my skills much better. This may seem like an out of place comment to the video but I wanted to express my appreciation of the loving embrace of the shadows.

[@jacqueline2610]

Thank you for adding this to KZbin ❤️ June 2020

[@1prsalsa]

I 2000 % agree with Malcolm !!!! It's just the simple truth .

[@leondreamer3361]

Born a true Hero to a nation ahead of his own time 🙌 👏 🙏 ❤ 💪

[@KPVIDEONEWS]

They sent " A Puppet black guy to Attack Malcolm ". Even though he was smart " Brother Malcolm was Ready for every Attack and Fired Back with Intelligence "..... You don't need a Degree to be " 100% on top of the issues at hand "!!!

[@superwoman7579]

✊🏽✊🏽🚬

[@superwoman7579]

Brother Malcolm always spoke the Truth and had class, without a doubt✊🏽🚬🍷

[@KPVIDEONEWS]

@@superwoman7579 100%..... A wonderful and powerful speaker.

[@poetpablorosales8161]

J. Herman Blake is/was not a puppet. In fact, he was a strong supporter of Malcolm and helped Malcolm write his auto-biography.

[@KPVIDEONEWS]

@@poetpablorosales8161 he didn't act like he supported him in this video.

[@theangendeavor9910]

Wow truly amazing.

[@shumonbrown5229]

If we are familiar with His evolution...a most Beautiful Human Being

[@alisharif4763]

RIP Malcolm X, he was actually one of the greatest Leaders ever.

[@zombies4evadude24]

Yes!

[@lefonzopollock4345]

A victory with no victory! A victory you can talk about but you can't show me!

[@johnstratton2305]

PEACE TO THE GODS AND EARTHS. WORD IS BOND THE 1ST KNOWLEDGE KNOWLEDGE MINS INTO THIS VIDEO NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH U CAN TELL THAT THE WAY THAT HE WAS SAYING IT SOOOOOO HUMBLY U CAN TELL THAT DEVIL DIDN'T WANNA ASKED ANY MORE QUESTIONS AND HE KNEW HE WAS GOING TO HAVE A LONG NIGHT BECAUSE THIS KING IS WELL ON POINT AND THEY GOT THE RIGHT ONE.. PEACE KINGS AND QUEENS.

[@marlenetucker9871]

The interviewer was very uncomfortable.

[@itstheru274]

"Good!

[@AidaShares]

His body language speaks louder than words! The white interviewer, no eye contact , moving his head nervously, not looking at Malcom while he asks his questions , ... seriously ..!

[@damvp4]

I love this brother .

[@AuthorRobertRoots]

The interview at 36:56 sums up the entire interview and why the interviewer was so nervous and inept.

[@KM-lz6hj]

I love my brother and inspiration...El Hajj Malik El-Shabazz! You can't get around his intelligence and elegance. His power is God's power and that is FOREVER!

[@mikewilson6869]

AWESOME INTELLECT BRO-MAL-X

[@drewgrows7765]

I am surprised his movement and philosophy is not followed by more today. This was my first time hearing him speak and I can not find a thing he said disputable

[@yotubecreators47]

Muhammad Ali, former professional boxer Rubin Carter, former professional boxer Nazr Mohammed, former basketball player Ibtihaj Muhammad, Olympian Professional Fencer Mike Tyson, former professional boxer Husain Abdullah, former professional NFL player Rasheed Wallace, former basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, former basketball player Hakeem Olajuwon, former basketball player Ahmad Rashad, former NFL player Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf, former basketball player Shareef Abdur-Rahim, former basketball player

[@jacqueline2610]

Mental understanding is needed everyday. I didn't have this point of view during the 1960's as a teenager.

[@michaelodonovan7405]

Malcolm X simply exudes power..

[@s.t.r.a.t.a.3469]

"Minority Groups" probably began its career as a displacement of Black concerns, in the moderator's introduction.

[@anthonysimmons907]

TRUTH IS TIMELESS!!!!

[@1purpose.153]

Facts. The truth will always be the truth.

[@thesangster]

"I think you should be happy." lol

[@thoughtzoo5276]

@Freedom Lover I haven't watched the full interview yet but that question comes across to me as though the interviewer is just trying to poke holes. Otherwise, why ask such a stupid question...

[@Joddyx1]

Knowledge is very powerful.

[@moneybuilden]

I have watched all his videos on KZbin I be binging on them for a very long time and he makes just wanna go buy a dictionary and read it--I have an itch just to go buy a dictionary and read !!! U can tell he is a very read individual just ass me

[@fields1336]

@ 5:30 Malcolm's answer caught them both off guard, that shows the Brilliance of Malcolm, they both didn't know what to do....

[@lauraveney1412]

John Herman Blake was born in Mount Vernon, New York on March 15, 1934. After serving in the U.S. Army during the Korean War, J. Herman Blake earned his B.A. degree in sociology from New York University and an M.A. and Ph.D. in sociology from the University of California at Berkeley. In 1966, Blake was recruited by Founding Chancellor Dean McHenry to teach sociology at Cowell College at the newly opened University of California, Santa Cruz. He became the first African American on the University of California Santa Cruz faculty and remained at UCSC for eighteen years. Dr. Blake is beloved at UCSC, both as a charismatic, rigorous, and brilliant teacher/mentor and as the visionary leader who founded UCSC’s seventh college, Oakes, and served as its first provost. Oakes College emerged from a larger history of grassroots education in transformational politics in the United States centered in the Citizenship School Movement in the Sea Islands of South Carolina and the Highlander Folk School in Appalachia. See Dr. Leslie Lopez's essay (accessed through the link to the left) which explores this unique history of Oakes College. After leaving UC Santa Cruz, Blake served as the President of Tougaloo College until 1987; held positions at Swarthmore College; served as the Vice Chancellor at Indiana University; and was the Director of African American Studies at Iowa State University. In 2008, the Medical University of South Carolina appointed Blake as the first Humanities Scholar in Residence. He retired from the Medical University of South Carolina in December of 2014. Throughout his career, Dr. Blake has focused on students of color in higher education, urban militants in the African American community, and social change and community development in rural and urban African American communities. His publications include over fifty full-length contributions and a book, the autobiography of Huey P. Newton, Revolutionary Suicide. He has been awarded six honorary degrees and two presidential medals. Professor Blake has devoted much of his life to preserving Gullah culture. He was the founding director of the Sea Islands Institute at the University of South Carolina, Beaufort, and is currently Executive Director of the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor. This online exhibit, timed to coincide with "My Unique Journey: Learning Never Ends," Dr. Blake's upcoming talk at the UCSC Library on September 26, 2015 at 11am-12:30 pm features photographs, videos, and other resources about Blake's life, at UCSC and beyond. Curated by Irene Reti, Oral Historian, Special Collections and Archives. See the Regional History Project's website for the recently published oral history with Dr. J. Herman Blake and much more about UCSC history.

[@AuthorRobertRoots]

The optic and the symbolic testament of a white man, sitting between two intelligent black men, speaks volumes of the time and today. Divide and conquer.

[@DianeLong-ky8hp]

Guilt Complexes amongst WP still exists today Wow George. Floyd Victim is making this happen today Every thing he's saying is true

[@charlesdavis6975]

Malcolm X was the best and one and only .

[@mackensonj.jonassaint1083]

Malcolm x was a real nigga. Respect for that man ✊🏾

[@Ken1Isis]

Brilliant Man

[@teerrificsteeves3658]

Guilt Complex! You nailed that one. Minister X

[@HusseinMSAAlsalahi71]

R.I.P. Malcolm

[@positiveenergy4131]

This interview was held a day before my birthday; and he died the year I was born. 1965.

[@NoLefTurnUnStoned.]

Positive Energy This interview was recorded on my birthday and 3 years before I was born

[@TheGuillotinemd]

At 8mins the truth starts to come out

[@adamibrahim9955]

Malcom x was so intellegent

[@gyasipoku4146]

both movements by nation of Islam and Martins went on religious paths which already provided an obstacle to the achievement of their motives. Marcus Garvey was on the right path of economic and intellectual freedom being the real positive means of liberating blacks in the world.

[@bilalmuhammed2395]

Perhaps true of The Nation of Islam and Dr. Kings movement although the main obstacle was and is white minded America and its built in racism.

[@7ppploan]

Inspired.

[@Lean6]

By far, the biggest thing that kept me from converting to Islam when I reached adulthood was learning about the details of the assassination of Malcom X by the Nation. Every time I listen to Malcom speak, that's all I can think of...that he was murdered by his own...or "dealt with" as they said.

[@sunny5610]

well it seems the 2 interviewers learned a lot that day.

[@ProHunter_invencivel1]

This aged well! 2020

[@euggiemonad2523]

At 15:00 he really does prophesy when he says "....will make Birmingham look like a dress rehearsal." Oh, how right he was about that! That was as accurate a prediction of the future of civil rights as I've ever heard.

[@elvreesmith6735]

STILL #MYHERO

[@nunogomes5705]

Brother Malcolm❌ = ✊🏾♥️

[@voynichcypher]

Malcolm's remarks about the NAACP are instructive, most people do not know it was founded by a variety of white person and nearly 20 years passed before a black person was elected (allowed) to be a president of it.

[@rovingwarrior3710]

This interview was about 6 weeks before JFK's assassination which shortly afterwards Malcolm's controversial "chickens come home to roost" remarks were one of the factors leading to his fallout with the NOI.

[@AljoniMusiCo]

Plain then, plainer now!

[@Michelle-ns2rq]

That's true to this day 2020

[@yarrowsullivan4451]

A True Classic

[@maggyblue9421]

Go Bears! If only I had been born 50 years prior to witness him and Rev. King at my campus.

[@acornslim1788]

The last bit of this is real

[@sharikaminer9163]

HIS INTRODUCTION OF MALCOLM X IS SO DISRESPECTFUL.

[@NettieBahtYah]

MalcolmX

[@koroglurustem1722]

Black and white of course can be friends and we have many examples of it. Just that in his times, the atmosphere was very charged and people polarized. So these guys struggles bore fruits and now we have black and white friends as the King envisioned.

[@thinkingallowed6485]

Violence is not the answer.

[@alanjames6488]

It’s that most of what he was saying then is still relevant in 2020 smh!

[@jobyjose2439]

i think you should be happy sir serving tea

[@jasminpemberton390]

29:02 This

[@eyedea32183]

Separation is the only solution. An amicable divorce is the best thing for both parties.

[@NoLefTurnUnStoned.]

Christopher Joseph How would that actually materialise? I’m not saying it should or shouldn’t happen, just wondering how you see that happening?

[@eyedea32183]

@@NoLefTurnUnStoned. we should study what's been done for Israel. They have a state of their own and they receive a financial support from US and other nations. The sons and daughters of slavery are owed at least that. I think we should look at what the Muslims want buy the honorable Elijah Muhammad. Give us some of these southern states (8 at least). Let's settle up at what is owed financially to us and be on our way. Great question.