Malcolm X First Appearance on The Barry Gray Show (March 10, 1960)

[@ahmad.tillery.1987]

Malcolm X was a brilliant man. I love to hear him speak. RIP Malcolm X.

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[@DavidOwenWard]

Elijah Muhammad made him brilliant!

[@Black_unity597]

You dummies still believe that shit! The nation was a gang back then! Fard came at a time when the people weren’t that bright and needed something to hold on to so the nation had a purpose for that time! Just imagine if they would have operated not as using a religion and just for the unity of blacks people no matter what and we United as one! I don’t know how a black man can be Muslim or Christian both groups were evil to black people! Killing Malcolm was the worse thing the nation has ever done! Black liberation should have been the cause all this religion bullshit to the side Malcolm had come to see that Elijah was blind with worship and power and was not for the betterment of black people as a whole he was only concern with the nation and that’s it! That was a conflict for Malcolm he loved all black people! Unity is the cure to all that ills the black community! #blackunity repsoect to Malcolm Elijah wouldn’t have been who he was without Malcom and vice versa!

[@Black_unity597]

If only we listened and followed Malcom in his last days! Black unity is the only cure to all that ills the black community no matter what religion none of that matters we are black first! #black unity

[@coniquew449]

@@DavidOwenWard Wrong wrong and wrong again

[@user-ki1vd3ti8j]

Malcolm x was so articulate and well spoken.

[@ronofficial5958]

Taught by Honorable Elijah Muhammad...

[@thetruthisonlyperspective4872]

@@ronofficial5958 by the man formerly known as the honorable Elijah Mohammed. When Elijah started impregnating underage girls out of wedlock and in violation of his marriage according to Islam, he fell from grace. Because he's a fraud. Malcom X withdrew entirely from the dishonorable Elijah... This would ultimately be the reason he was murdered in cold blood. If you don't despise the fraud Elijah Mohammed for the dishonest hunk of shit he was, then you aren't capable of appreciating the message of the honorable Malcolm X.

[@ronofficial5958]

@@thetruthisonlyperspective4872 you send this to me because I commented that Malcolm was taught by Elijah???

[@thetruthisonlyperspective4872]

@@ronofficial5958 no, not at all. You left out the word formerly before honorable. I just needed to clarify the mistake. Malcolm X wasn't a hypocrite. He gave his life defending the sanctity of Islam which the disgraced Elijah Mohammed willingly violated. Instead of doing the right thing for the prosperity of Islam and excommunicating himself and facing his punishment, he slandered, libled and ultimately put a hit out on Malcolm X. I'm sorry, but this is a case where you can't play both sides of the ball. Malcom X was a visionary and philosopher for not only the nation of Islam and blacks in general, but for all of humanity. When you wrote "The honorable Elijah Mohammed" and chose not to preface that with "disgraced" or "formerly" you completely disrespected the entire legacy of Malcolm X. He deserves his respect.

[@ronofficial5958]

@@thetruthisonlyperspective4872 okay brother. Peace to you

[@zangriffin7872]

I don't know how I came across Malcolm X videos, but I'm finding myself listening to all of his interviews. This man was brilliant. It's sad we are living under the same conditions.

[@witsendSOS]

Nothing new under the sun.. same 💩 different 🍑 ⛳🕳️

[@truth-is-light1994]

Algorithm's

[@episoria3773]

The beauty of hearing this and feeling ur chosen. Means ur one of us

[@noqedbenkefa5278]

That's right, long dead but still relevant!

[@darryldial7728]

If you listen you will hear tha real and it is still today what he spoke on

[@richardalanlovell]

Love Brother Minister Malcolm X, for he's the true example of courage and Black Excellence! May he ALWAYS RIP.

[@TraitofSiNN727]

I don't know if its me but every time I hear Malcolm talk I feel much joyful and refreshed and inner peace within myself. rest peacefully Brother Malcolm.

[@NazroolHosein-o6g]

same thing i am doing

[@NazroolHosein-o6g]

everything the man say is so true but people dont like the truth

[@TraitofSiNN727]

@@NazroolHosein-o6g no they don't. and Macolm was full of knowledge.

[@brodocbetty4856]

Malcolm X doing what he does best speaking truth to power.

[@WilliamBrown-vl2hl]

He was murdered because he told the truth😣

[@richyrich5049]

Listen to Malcolm when I’m cleaning, and I always walk away with a higher mental clarity.

[@BuckfastConsumer]

Cleaning your rug

[@teatea1954]

That's what I'm doing now

[@stefanyb7573]

His Book helped changed my life. It woke me up from my mental death. That’s where I got my higher mental clarity about my people, and in every aspect of the word.

[@feddi7693]

Brother Malcolm X breaking it down as usual💯🗣❤️🖤💚

[@itstheru274]

👏🏾👏🏾👍🏿💪🏿✊🏾

[@fabb5]

What a good language he use, not like now...he was very dangerous ..and he still is...

[@shondellbutler5055]

Malcom X was so brilliant! Answered questions so seamlessly.

[@valinda22ify]

Brother Malcolm is an intellectual and eloquent speaker and leader who is sorely missed. RIP great leader!!!!🥰😇😇😇😇🥲🥲

[@dianemarshall7439]

Truthful and unapologetic. Rest in Power...Brother Malcolm. One Love.

[@malcolmeatman-goode8201]

Malcolm X is one of the prominent minds of all time. He is powerful. His responses are calm and potent. His delivery is eloquent, articulate, and learned. If our people would take after this man instead of these rappers and celebrities that show none of the following qualities, then maybe we would display some level of unity and cohesion.

[@BruceWayne-ri4wr]

You can't take Malcolm x serious as intelligent by the fact that he followed a man like Elijah Muhammad who was dumber than a box of rocks and also took up a fake version of Islam that no muslim in the middle-east recognizes as part of Islam why don't you go warship yakub some more you low iq mongrels

[@malcolmeatman-goode8201]

@@BruceWayne-ri4wr Malcolm X took a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca and Medina and already admitted to his shortcomings relative to true practice of Islam. You would be smart to go spew your negativity somewhere else.

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[@scottbussell6124]

Malcolm could not be ruffled by any question. One of the finest public speakers ever to live.

[@marilynjackson5983]

This man was and still is extraordinary in wisdom, courage, and respect. This man Barry like any other man is intimidated by Malcolm's intelligence!!

[@richardemanuel8170]

Excellent Minister oAllah gone to soon in the body, Though his Spirit Shines brightly still. Rip My dear brother of the most highest.SEPREME Holy SPIRIT

[@julierudder9187]

Facts

[@ramaltheking806]

Rr

[@ramaltheking806]

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[@darylc2799]

I don't know if he was intimidated...it was more of, I have an opinion on the guy and nothing he says will change it.

[@evonza4858]

Brotha Malcolm is,was and will ALWAYS be the "good" man👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️🖤💚🥰❤️🖤💚

[@shabazz7776]

This is Minister Malcolm X. 🙌🏾

[@goodgracious6364]

The host ostensibly tried to trip up Malcolm X at every turn during this interview, but he just could not make it happen! Malcolm X was an astute intellectual, which really scared the white man and intimidated many black people. I admire how he could back up his words with examples and facts! Thanks for posting this gem!

[@MelodyStar1121]

He tried bit Malcolm was on it 💯

[@johnnyangel9163]

That's why he was killed by his own !

[@ladyt.thompson8992]

Also I think the person opened the interview rather coldly “…’so called’ and he kept saying it …how rude and callous with no respect😎

[@kemilkerim4973]

@@johnnyangel9163 FBI

[@deloresiles2341]

@@ladyt.thompson8992 I noticed that too. Smh Malcolm ignored him and didn’t fall into his trap. Our brother was cool as a cucumber, he refused to let an ignorant racist sway him in any way.

[@alexanderwilliams7675]

Keeping it ReelBlack for the people and the world 🌎.

[@samnoor3980]

I 💓 Malcolm X he is a great man.. Respect 🙏 !

[@blessingkunda3366]

40 minutes of Malcolm X speaking felt like a minute. The content,intelligence through his response was very convincing.

[@ibrahimhalilbasturk6996]

Longing for Judgement Day... Malcolm X, Means Judgment Day.

[@asagoodfriend]

Power to the people!✊

[@KingLamar96]

Made me teary eyed at the end, God bless his soul 🙌🏾✨

[@ibrahimhalilbasturk6996]

Longing for Judgement Day... Malcolm X, Means Judgment Day.

[@willardwilliams4124]

I was born March 10th 1984 I very special that he had this speech I'm proud to be apart of history

[@hectornegron9155]

I was 2 yrs, 7 months and 10 days old, growing up in a small town in Puerto Rico when this interview was done. 20 yrs later I'd be buying Malcolm X's autobiography at a small record store on 125th St. in Harlem, USA. I still have it.

[@TheTruthAllDay]

Tether

[@BaldwinFanonGarveyTureShakurX]

​@@TheTruthAllDay. You're an Anglo tether. You and your internet identity would be lost without them. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@TheTruthAllDay]

@@BaldwinFanonGarveyTureShakurX I'm born and raised in Compton, California

[@BaldwinFanonGarveyTureShakurX]

@@TheTruthAllDay . And I'm from Inglewood, CA. I grew up around unread ppl like you so you're easy to spot. Go tether yourself to the Compton public library; leave Malcolm's legacy to the ppl who have read enough to know his mom was born in Grenada. So if left up to the beliefs of your internet identity, Malcolm can't be called "FBA." Which he would never identify as anyway because he said numerous times he held no allegiance to your Anglo daddy's country and was not an American. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@thaxtonwaters8561]

You could tell Malcolm loved getting the platform to teach masses while intellectually CONFOUNDING the Beast.

[@itstheru274]

👏🏾👏🏾👍🏿💪🏿✊🏾

[@Black_unity597]

Yeah instead of the leadership at the nation just being happy that the word was getting out and more followers were coming because of Malcolm nah they got jealous and that demon jealousy plagues us to this day! It is a weak man’s emotion and we have to make it known that being a hater is the worse that you can ever be in this life. Worse then a snitch worse than a rat! Just the bottom of everything! This jealous man will do everything he can to Bring down all who try and do better for all black people! I hate a hater with every fiber of my being! And always will! Black unity is the cure to all that ills the black community! #blackunity

[@cognitionup5211]

@@Black_unity597 Agree with your sentiments exactly!

[@emmanuelkitche7557]

Firm, Courageous, Respectful and eloquent are a formidable combination...

[@marvl6472]

Respect to this channel ..thank you for keeping and posting these videos ✊🏾

[@michaelbailey3299]

One of the best. There will never be another Malcolm X.

[@quentinjackson4296]

I find myself listening to him more, because he's right we still going through the same stuff.

[@Sybilgause]

I thought I had heard most of Malcolm's X interviews/ speeches, I never heard this one, this was wonderful 👏

[@aarondigby5054]

I've heard Malcolm X chop up Barry Yary many, many times

[@fairbusiness8991]

Malcolm was a smooth operator

[@shar8679]

Relevant history. Thank you

[@MrGordonmcneill]

I am always in awe when I hear him speak, and further to that in awe of the fact that he didn't choke more of the people who interviewed him.

[@nati032158]

Man this was awesome! X never disappoints

[@Chris-ce7ve]

Main rule for mental hygiene: "Never eat the dirt, that other people throw at you!" It doesn't matter, what other people think about you, it only matters, that you are aware of your own potential of intelligence, skills and talents and then use it to improve the society.

[@myabbyohabby]

I giggled every time Malcolm said "sir". ☺️

[@TheeJoiChanel]

Kind of like “bless your heart” in the south. LOL

[@onceagain6184]

That's because you are quite immature.

[@wejje829]

Respect turned on🤘

[@josephineamawiafe9428]

He was a gentleman

[@bigneon_glitter]

ReelBlack doesn't miss. 👏🏾

[@wejje829]

😘

[@pharoahmonk50]

Excellent objective interview, for it to be conducted during the year 1960. I am so glad you uploaded the interview!

[@krissmc1]

They like to cut us off while we're talking, and put words in our mouth but Malcolm X did an awesome job, (VGQ-Mr. Neely Fuller Jr.)

[@rrradcliff]

yep a tactic they whole heartily embrace

[@augustusbrown5320]

Right

[@williamdillard5060]

More people should study Neely Fuller and Dr Frances Cress Welsing.

[@marilynjackson5983]

The white man likes to cut us off especially the Black man because he is intimidated by the intelligence of that Black man!!

[@nerdbamarich2063]

Blessings for this🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@itstheru274]

🤲🏿🙏🏿🥀😔😪👍🏿💪🏿✊🏾

[@nerdbamarich2063]

@@itstheru274 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@stevensica89]

He was definitely a cool customer when being interviewed, he could not be rattled.

[@rocbg2991]

THANK YOU FOR POSTING KNOWLEDGE

[@user-iq6sd1fc2x]

Malcolm is an example of what happens when Supreme Wisdom is dropped on your head raising you back from the dead.

[@kingoffyou3026]

😆😆😆😆

[@57highland]

Yes, Malcolm said that in his younger life, his criminal life, he was "dead." I guess he meant spiritually dead.

[@robertmitchell8630]

You can communicate knowledge but wisdom has to be developed by each one

[@Kjai_]

and use yo brain and open to learn 😂

[@julierudder9187]

I applaud 👏🏽 Malcolm X

[@AGirlCalledNicole]

RIP Malikah Shabazz...❤❤❤

[@gatekeepercreative]

Malik not Malikah which is the feminine version.

[@rfinestl.a.r8193]

Malcolm "The Man"✊🏿

[@786humaira1]

Malcolm x an intellectual GIANT and a Gem of a human being . He reformed himself and was ever engaged in reforming the people of America , both black and white . In advocating the rights of 20 Million oppressed human beings , he also taught the oppressors to stop it, He was like the Moses of his days . He did get Martyred , just like Jesus . He achieved eternity , just like the fame and followers of Beloved Jesus 39:51 son of Mary increased by each passing decade , same is the fame and followers of Malcolm increases with each passing decade .

[@basilshahid2905]

Awesomeness! Spanked him intellectually! Malcolm was a bad man! Great post!

[@deloresiles2341]

Absolutely! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Riogi]

It is always a pleasure listening to Malcolm. Barry is quoting Shakespeare while Malcolm is quoting from Scripture/Torah. A name is very important, especially in Scripture/Torah. Barry Gray was born in 1916 and died in 1996.

[@josephineamawiafe9428]

Ikr! White supremacy is purely ignorance and lies!! Liars from the beginning of time!!

[@40III]

Been on a binge of Malcolm X interviews/speeches. This is one of my favorites to listen to.

[@mena679]

So, 63 years later, we're still exactly where we were in 1960. The media was and remains the most effective tool for shaping the public opinion. Amazing!

[@remembrance-kjv8324]

But social media will bring liberty, I believe.

[@nnamdinwuchukwu6995]

Malcolm X inspires me till tomorrow. Enlightenment against the sophistory of ignorance and escapism. Viva Negritude Banner!

[@derrickbrewer8311]

Malcolm was the G.O.A.T!

[@sammyo534764]

That’s the original “Brother Minister” & the teaching can never get old..

[@jacquelinemeadows7658]

A dialogue of very difficult issues. No name calling . No disrespectful callbacks.. Every college student should hear this.I wish Eldridge cleaver was as calm

[@TNCReacts]

Keep the great content coming

[@Monk-Amani.]

4yrs of age when broadcasted. I'm fortunate to have witnessed and to be part of this era. America, an Idea that never came to fruition.

[@aria2628-m2t]

every mlk day, i think of malcolm x; a man so honest he enraged others. he held a mirror to all. He spoke as he DID -and so few do, not even elijah mohammed. he could evolve in his thinking, not saying he made errors, but instead his mind was always OPEN. he is my hero and my grandmother and father had me read his autobiography as a teen. my grandma supported Castro and her and my dad also had their minds' OPEN. i learned more from his book than any other book in school. malcol x deserves more recognition, not because he would want it but because WE need it. People especially angry ones, need to hear X. His message, strength, example. Mr. Malcolm X is a global hero; we need to show respect also to show we aren't scared of him anymore as we have with MLK. the fact that we cannot is the same reason we need the BLM movement.

[@dolphus32]

Before I even listen to this video, I’m gonna say this, Brother Malcolm was one of the smartest human beings that ever lived. And he used that intelligence to fight for his people ❤️❤️❤️ Malcolm!

[@WilliamBrown-vl2hl]

That's why he was murdered😩

[@streetsufi6776]

Thank You for Such Classics!🙏🏾

[@jorgeaguilar4742]

Barry quite simply was trying to debate Malcolm instead of interviewing him. These are two different things. He was there to ask Malcolm the questions and respectfully await an answer. In any event, he was no match for Malcolm who won this debate handily. Barry was dealing with someone who with limited formal education , was an intellectual in his own right.

[@oldschoolruler]

No, he continually interrupted Brother Malcolm, dismissed his points when he had no retort and pushed on with another question. I suggest you listen to this again.

[@R.A.M.10]

The great thing about this channel is that it is indexed and catalogued accordingly and in a very easy to navigate manner. I remember back in 09, when I was first "shocked" into being politicized, it was a headache to run across the great speeches, debates, interviews and other things that the elder philosophers talked about back in the day. So much love and respect to whomever runs this channel and keeps these important moments archived and readily accessible for us. That is such an important reason why the Internet is such a great tool.

[@AMPFIELDVISION]

We watching this like it didn't come out in 1965 lol

[@deloresiles2341]

Yes, yes, yes 🙌🏽

[@stephencarter4539]

It says 1960, but I kno what you mean, and yes we still watching.

[@augustusbrown5320]

Yes lol

[@BrinaDoc]

ReelBlack , OUTSTANDING ‼️👏🏽❤️👏🏽

[@willmallory9085]

Thanks for sharing this.

[@ElleBrOw]

Has always amazed me knowing our Malcolm X & John Elroy Sanford were once homeless besties sleeping on rooftops in Harlem 💞

[@the2ndcoming135]

😎

[@ronofficial5958]

Redd Foxx

[@wejje829]

True freedom fighters always have no place to stay

[@Michael_passio]

Malcolm X was a brilliant man.

[@lisawalls1007]

BLESSED DAY STAY SAFE

[@duediligence7612]

Malcolm's patience in answering these pointed questions, ignoring the assumptive wording, the way he consistently refers to another man he's talking to as sir never fails to blow me away. He carried himself in such a respectful and understanding nature, yet anyone trying to overpower him with interruptions or otherwise get shut down in the next 3 sentences he says. He constantly was interrupted in this conversation and each and every time he would just slide through the obstacles. We all should carry ourselves more like Malcolm. His social awareness and intelligence was remarkable. "Warning has an ominous tone. You mean for every black person lynched a white man will be lynched?" The questions white people had the nerve to ask in this time in America never fail to make my jaw drop.

[@twill5077]

I love Brother Malcolm. He was such a great man.

[@lorebay2593]

A very intelligent man who educated himself via Muslim teachings and being well read, seems to have understood a lot of what’s was going on then, and you know certain folk hate that. They told so many lies on how violent this man was, not violent, victorious in his own right.

[@thabomuso2575]

Sure, but if anything anf if you have read his autobiography, you will find that he foremost educated himself during his seve year prison bid. He read books incessantly every single day.

[@aarondigby5054]

He educated himself the seven years he spent prison, it's known he read every book donated to the prison library from universities in the Boston area: Northeastern, Boston U, Harvard, Boston College,MIT, etc,...he was a vociferous reader.

[@kwameaboagye-cl9me]

​​​Man, he even read the whole dictionary A-Z absolutely gifted.

[@kwameaboagye-cl9me]

He even much better than students at Oxford and Harvard.

[@brianmeen2158]

@@aarondigby5054you also need to read what else he did in those years in prison. Malcolm Little was not who you thought he was

[@Ellen2378-b5k]

He was 34 when this interview happened.

[@michelegrant2303]

Wow…perspective.

[@angelhampton4365]

Absolutely amazing

[@JoselynJolivet]

I am a child of the South. During college, I moved to Akron, Ohio. I was taught about Malcolm X. I began to study his speeches. Later, I read his autobiography. It was one of the most enlightening books I had ever read. The civil rights movement would not have been complete without Malcolm X. ❤

[@louisinc5101]

Brother Malcolm did amazing every time an undermining no good slandering dark agenda show host attempted!! *I MEAN EVERY INTERVIEW*💯🤲🏾🙏🏿

[@oloriloladesiyonbola]

God bless you for these! I have been binging for weeks

[@maarontaylor7698]

If the interviewer knew then who he was talking to today, he would have canceled all his commercials, all his guests and all his carreer sanctimonious goals to give Mr X exclusive time to lay his brilliance and soothsayer qualities to educate the masses on a continuance basis

[@peacefuljourney4858]

I will love for Malcolm's spirit to return to earth and settle the score with all individuals involved in his death!!!

[@cecilmurdaugh7619]

REAL TALK!!!

[@stevenpenny2448]

Appreciate it…

[@icesport2107]

This is proof that you cannot throw false accusations to a man that knows the truth.

[@cognitionup5211]

Absolutely truth!

[@WeWereKingPodcast]

He’s the most beloved black man in American history. We as a people disagree on my things but Malcom X we all agree on his status as the shining black prince of the black community.

[@kwameaboagye121]

Baba Malcolm X my inspiration. Baba Malcolm X bold brilliant and beautiful. Baba Malcolm X unapologetic unashamed and undoubtedly. Ase o Ase Baba Malcolm X.

[@dennispearson9287]

Brother Malcolm X !!!.....BRILLIANT.....As Usual !!!......

[@malikialgeriankabyleswag4200]

I love your channel so much!! And Allah yarahhmou

[@michaelwright3351]

We need to be reminded about this truth early and often.

[@augustusbrown5320]

💯

[@franklyhanky]

Love brother Malcolm

[@larrysq8937]

I will always put this man above any black man that ever lived this earth. Al-Hajji Malik Shabazz may Allah be pleased with your soul and grant you the highest rank of Jannah

[@BlackGeoYoutube]

Any man, second to Christ

[@Gk54493]

That makes no sense because he was made by Elijah Muhammad. Malcolm said this himself. He said Elijah Muhammad made him taught him everything that he knew and made him everything that he was, he’s the one who opened his eyes. He would obviously be above Malcolm, who was a great man

[@kennethsteele6808]

Malcolm X was my brother and one of my teachers in the knowledge of The Black Man and The Black Woman and the knowledge of self and of GOD, whom I choose to call ALLAH. The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, (Peace Be Upon Him), has taught one of the most honest and sincere Muslims on the planet. As-Salaam-Alaikum.

[@gsiyoum]

I am so excited to listen to the great MAN interview; still, his response has elevated power!

[@thefootballaddict8923]

No human can compare to Malcolm revolutionary mindset and Brilliance

[@number1worldruler]

Marcus Garvey…

[@bxjibaro73]

How about Fidel Castro, Martin Luther King Jr., Adam Clayton Powell, Ho Chi Min, & Mahatma Ghandi? I believe Malcolm is in the same class with these historic figures.

[@Da_Spiritualist]

@@bxjibaro73 Ghandi was a piece of 💩 racist against blacks. He thought that he was the same a white person.

[@Da_Spiritualist]

Defending some blacks is not worth it. In the end it was the black man who pulled the trigger and assassinated Malcolm X 😞. We need to treat the sell outs the same as the white supremacists.

[@bxjibaro73]

@who are you he woke up and realized he was WRONG didn't he. Besides he would be foolish to think he was better than anyone else while being trying to liberate INDIA 🇮🇳 from British Colonization. People make mistakes

[@djeanpierre]

It pisses me off how some of these radio and television hosts ask questions not to LISTEN but to RETORT.

[@deloresiles2341]

Exactly! But those people have the need to feel “superior” to everyone. They always want to be RIGHT! Smh

[@cognitionup5211]

At least in Malcolm and Martin time, they had a just a bit of civility! Since 20 years or more ago they are sick and disrespectful!!!

[@peterbrown3944]

Good converstation - very repectful and Interesting ! Both Barry Gray and Malcolm X where great debaters !

[@mizcea1]

It wasn't supposed to be a debate debate it was supposed to be an interview

[@melokulekumalo2225]

Brother Malcom was, is and always will be an amazing Afrikan.

[@JackieLastrada]

The completed unmitigated ignorance of the man that was interviewing Brother Malcolm , was astounding. It's so interesting to listen to 62 years in the future and realize almost nothing has changed. Tragic and surreal.

[@brianmeen2158]

You are truly insane if you don’t think much has changed in 62 years. You obviously have no idea how truly racist and sexist our country was back then. Go read a book on the period or talk to those that lived through it - they will tell you how much things have changed

[@JackieLastrada]

@@brianmeen2158 Insane? I was there. I don't have to ask. My experience is my teacher.

[@andreabrown4541]

Change is not necessarily progress. And secondly, white supremacy just won't die. It just rebrands itself.

[@BrinaDoc]

Malcolm X , Created The Blueprint for All Black Folks to Follow ‼️💪🏽❤️✊🏽❤️👊🏽❤️

[@mena679]

It's hard listening to the obnoxious tone of the host. Thank you for posting this. It shows me how utterly ignorant I've been . I'll listen to everything this man has been saying.

[@Tocababy84]

I love this ❤️

[@whoknowsidont.5147]

I love Malcolm X his daughter's passing so much going on I and I and I 6 directions God almighty

[@the7thchild63]

Malikah Shabazz is going to see her father in heaven today for the first time

[@itstheru274]

"That really broke my heart 💔🤲🏿🙏🏿🥀😔😪 the "transition of The Honorable Malcolm X's daughter 💔 😢 😔 😞

[@aarondigby5054]

@@the7thchild63 that was one of the twins. Her mother was pregnant with twins when Malcolm X was murdered

[@ladygodiva4141]

Rip Malcolm 🖤

[@عبدالعزيزاسماعيل-غ3و]

Very Very very intelligent ❤🇸🇴❤

[@alfonsosalazar353]

This is what happens when someone reads and educates himself..

[@Gk54493]

He read and studied the teachings of Elijah Muhammad. That’s what made him this way. He said that himself. If every Black person studied Elijah Muhammad, we’ll have freedom by now.

[@lman1006]

@@Gk54493 Not true at all🤦🏾‍♂️ the reason way we are still lost is because y'all keep following a religious ideology. We need to grow up be adults and stop believing in fairytales.

[@Gk54493]

@@lman1006 Let me know when you actually put a lot of time into studying the teachings of the most honorable Elijah Muhammad and the impact he had. Until then I don’t have time to debate people who don’t have any idea what they’re talking about.

[@lman1006]

@@Gk54493 Trust and believe I have studied and forgotten more then you'll ever know kid humble yourself. I can tell by your reply you have no idea what you're talking about

[@Gk54493]

@@lman1006 How many years have you been studying the teachings of the most honorable Elijah Muhammad?