Malcolm X : Forcing Integration Doesn't Work

[@SG-dw8jh]

Malcom X did not have a dream, but rather he had a realistic goal.

[@quantumo2099]

…and yet this goal has yet to be achieved! The majority continue backwards

[@SG-dw8jh]

@@quantumo2099 Right, cause of the deceptive politicians.

[@dandrejones6332]

@@SG-dw8jh it’s our own fault, we can’t blame anyone else

[@dimthecat9418]

And his realistic goal didn’t work so how realistic was it

[@phantomwizard9]

best way ive heard to sum up the difference between him and mlk

[@aloha2104]

Malcolm X: "Forcing integration doesn't work".. So true!..

[@muhidintahir3194]

Yes it's true

[@Iliek]

It's common sense.

[@JStack]

The end of that really speaks to how white liberals want a smile and a thank you for the favor they provide of stepping on the neck of the black community with a little less pressure than they could.

[@randomserb761]

Damn right

[@yokatta-f]

white **and** jewish liberals

[@randomserb761]

@@yokatta-f Alright now, Goebbels-in-training, it's about fucking time for you too learn what Mizrahi and Ethiopian Jews are. Edit: and don't forget Moroccan and Kerala Jews!

[@randomserb761]

@chrisw Nazis raus

[@17antoniobburgess]

Integration is a euphemism for white supremacy - Stokely Carmichael aka Kwame Ture

[@Ivyblac]

I can't get enough of this man. He's realistic.

[@AlphaLeaderZ]

Dr. King was strongly against his solution for good reason.

[@LionofLight777]

Malcolm X was indeed the most intelligent and realistic Black Man ever!✊😲

[@AlphaLeaderZ]

@@LionofLight777 so you support racism?

[@milosniffer5293]

Not really. He was uninformed and emotional, which led him to thinking black and whites could never coexist, which he would eventually change before his death after visiting somewhere were blacks were integrated well

[@Ivyblac]

@@milosniffer5293 that's what you say when you see a strong black man!!! We know your tricks. Bye!

[@Itsmyopinionboo]

This was spot on. You don’t demand respect you earn it.

[@cacoca79]

what i realized from people who claim diversity is good, what they really mean is they want diversity of skin color as long as everyone listens to rap and votes democrat, blacks in la didnt except mexicans that much early on until many of them started listening to black music, they they started saying they are cool, but they mocked us for listening to mexican music and celebrating mexican culture

[@raulmacias1311]

Minister El~Hajj Malik El~Shabazz would have been adamantly against forced school busing which took place in Boston in the 1970s.

[@killingmyoldself.4942]

No... You take it.

[@yourmomsdaddy9130]

@@cacoca79 and when those two races begin to listen to SLAYER the final piece of the puzzle will be realized and world peace will become reality.

[@dimthecat9418]

So black people have to earn respect, they’re not entitled to it the same as white people?

[@georgetseng5510]

I’m in tears right now listening to this! Why can’t the leaders today stop being cowards and start being honest like Malcolm???

[@Fitricson]

I am in Germany, an African. I also can’t understand why everyone is falling for the knee campaign of the police, that already killed to many blacks...

[@georgetseng5510]

Wusstest Du Schon ? I’m a Chinese in Los Angeles. I can relate to what Malcolm speaks of because his wise words are universal for all people. According to Malcolm, we are brothers because we voluntarily and respectfully engage each other. These kneeling cops are cowards and are not brothers with the people they are kneeling for because these cops have been psychologically forced to kneel with them.

[@brianbrown6806]

I am African American in the US.. it’s because some wealthy blacks in the US benefits from the crumbs the whites allow them to have under the status quo..that’s why they fall for the fake kneeling done by the cops. They wanna believe so that their personal situations won’t change.they are cowards simply hoping for the best, instead forcing the best.

[@VigilantAnarchism]

Malcolm wasn’t afraid of the “cost” of freedom/liberty, even if it meant death. “It’ll be liberty, or it’ll be death. And if you’re not ready to pay that price, don’t use the word ‘freedom’ in your vocabulary.”

[@Nicol80145]

These videos need more views.

[@KingKong-xt9fk]

Integration was our down fall...Now they give us more civil rights bills, but no civil rights!!

[@permazero]

Just as Malcolm said - If we were actual citizens then why would we be fighting for civil rights? We need to be advocating for #HumanRights and we need to take our plight to the UN - not the US........

[@permazero]

@Menthols A few things you need to consider (respectfully)..............

[@Charles-tt3dr]

@Menthols You're not making any sense!!

[@2020Viszion]

Correct, that 'civil rights movement' was for the gaay agenda the whole time.

[@semyaza555]

This.

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

I've always been impressed by how quickly and profoundly this man answered each and every question asked to him. It's as if this man anticipated all of the questions that were posed to him and I'm not just talking about this interview but, every interview that I've heard involving him. This man was incredibly intelligent.

[@AndersonMotorWorks]

Calvin Carpenter yes not once does he pause in between in his statements he was always on point

[@briandaniel931]

It's funny that you say that because I was watching the video of him yesterday and I always felt like how does he always have all these answers in his head to reply as quickly as he does without thinking you are absolutely correct

[@DCamp1271]

He had sincere and deep convictions and he was also incredibly knowledgeable about his subject - his passion. You don't find that too often these days because people are either parroting or puppet-ing a set of beliefs, values and experiences that aren't their own. Whatever they think sounds good or right or will win them the most support. Not what they truly believe or what is truly in their hearts. When you speak from your heart, mind and spirit the message is clear. It's a pleasure to hear someone speak this way because it is so rare. Even more rare today. One other thing amongst many things to admire about Malcom X is that he never dumbed down his message for those listening. He didn't go out of his way to oversimplify or coddle his listeners. This exceptionally intelligent and eloquent man spoke to you and me like we were his equals. He did this for two reasons: First, he was humble enough to believe that on some level it is true. We, black people, are all the same. And secondly, he wanted to make sure his audience, no matter how diverse their socioeconomic status or upbringing understood that they also had this "common" reasoning, this understanding which gave them dignity and respect that were not being shown by those in power at the time. He honored black people by speaking to them without condescension. For that reason alone, he stood far above many who came before and after him.

[@actualideas8078]

L BOOGIE THE BAKER exactly man. We dont want to live with you and you dont want to live with me. Goodbye

[@actualideas8078]

William Hutchinson dude, Malcom loved ALL people. Separation wouldve saved millions of lives. Now a bunch of people are about to starve to death

[@bobbythespaceghost9934]

His formula for success is brilliant. It works. Know yourself, gain that self-confidence, and build for yourself. You can't force integration. Malcolm X was one of the most brilliant minds ever.

[@juliangiangrande7353]

Intergration needs to happen naturally.

[@supergamergrill7734]

Would take too long. follow Singapore example

[@mryardiedescendant]

@@supergamergrill7734Forcing people who don’t want to live together is a recipe for disaster. Did you listen to the video? Every time integration is attempted (in what were once White enclaves) White people pack up and run (a.k.a White flight). When schools were forced to be integrated per the Brown v. Board ruling, many young Black kids went through hell. Remember Ruby Bridges? If anything, what we all need is equal access to resources to build up our communities in the ways we see fit. I’m not advocating for forced segregation, but if separate but equal was truly equal in all aspects, I don’t think the fight for integration would have been as aggressive as it was. I’m not saying this because I have anything against White people or other racial groups, but I’m saying this as a person who just wants peace and prosperity for all communities, and I think if we weren’t forced to pretend that we all like each other and formed bonds based on mutual interests, values, goals, etc. racial tensions would slowly begin to dissipate. Again, people should be free to associate with who they want, but we shouldn’t be FORCED into being in the same spaces. That causes conflict, and one group always suffers the brunt of it.

[@JR-pk1fr]

Damn..he preaches personal responsibility, and taking care of yourself instead of relying on others. That's very refreshing, You don't hear that in today's oppression Olympics.

[@bobafatt2155]

That is why he was killed

[@AnimeHunter-kl6fs]

@stryfetc1 whoa let's not jump to conclusions. They might agree that oppression exists.

[@beattrixkiddo2725]

@stryfetc1 eh

[@avillianchillinskrillian]

​@@AnimeHunter-kl6fs Exactly. X just stated that we shouldn't expect them to stop oppressing us out of good nature. Nothing wrong with stating the obvious.

[@bossplayermfs5972]

Integration was the worst thing to ever happen to our people. Brother Malcolm was right.

[@aalewisiii]

We should’ve listened to X instead of King

[@anonbeanman7938]

Arthur Lewis the people from x and king time should have told younger generations to listen to both

[@alzicario3466]

@@anonbeanman7938 king was a Freemason and a traitor to his people

[@cstar666]

Really? Do you have a reference for this? I am sincerely interested.

[@bobmbuyi6272]

100% yes

[@michaelmiller2277]

Exactly. Bro. Malcolm X is spot on. Malcolm X was light years ahead of Dr. King in providing a solution for Black people in America economically.

[@djtan3313]

China took this man’s advise to heart.

[@alevator606]

为什么

[@One.Antonio41]

How so?

[@ngarumurray]

@@alevator606 For a period of time you guys alienated yourselves from the global economy

[@augustoluimbo2627]

Chinese people are smart

[@markm4603]

Non whites are much better off dealing with eachother outside of white involvement

[@sohaibtariq5852]

He was extremely witty and sharp as a tack. It's so sad he lost his life so early. #RIP ❤

[@richarddarmstadt1630]

I think it's why they killed him. He was so smart they feared him. I heard it was other Muslims but I think white people were behind it and I'm white myself.

[@actualideas8078]

richard darmstadt i have no idea why any White person would want to kill this guy. He was trying to establish the American Dream

[@richarddarmstadt1630]

@@actualideas8078 what's the American dream anyway? Money? Power? A house with a picket fence? It seems all that matters is money, power and respect. There is no sense of community. I don't know who killed him. It seems anyone at the time that stood for common people were assassinated. Like JFK the "madman" theory. I don't believe it. Seems like more of a power move by the establishment. The status quo and they blame a patsy.

[@Metal7771]

@@richarddarmstadt1630 I feel the people who made the call for his execution were the Zionists.

[@richarddarmstadt1630]

@@Metal7771 I'd leave all conspiracy theories open. When they first started with JFK conspiracy theories it seemed far fetched at first. Now all conspiracies seem plausable. Zionist??could be... and along with who knows who else. There's people working in dark circles with a lot of money and power. JFK..MLK..Robert all shot by lone madmen? Probably not.

[@Idalych]

What an amazing man. We need a national Malcolm X day...

[@FromGuiriga]

May 19th.

[@Idalych]

deon harris yeah but they did it to Martin too and we still have MLK day

[@EliteprosoldierMW3]

No we don't

[@KingFloch88]

@deon harris lol

[@Idalych]

brick blocks care to elaborate?

[@thequietrevolution3404]

Grew up in a self sustained Black neighborhood. It was great. We went to the same church, attended the same school and the only police we ever saw were on television.

[@GangstaCrizab]

This was brilliantly stated from start to finish. It's really depressing that we don't venerate Malcolm as much as we do MLK.

[@scorpiocarnage1055]

It's because of MLK's speech which is ironic because if people really paid attention, they would know MLK wouldn't be happy with where we are today. He wanted black people to be uplifted. But he's romanticized and Malcolm is painted as a devil.

[@afroman4035]

Just because he was a Muslim. Islam made him who he was.

[@djeanpierre]

Extreme clarity by Malcolm X.

[@CIGAR4686]

I'm so honored and blessed to call Malcolm X My Ancestor ✊🏿

[@richarddarmstadt1630]

That's very honorable. I think the separation theory may have applied in 1960 not today...but "by all means necessary" applies today. Property damage to get 4 murderer cops arrested. Is what it is. They value property more than life. I also saw this black woman in Atlanta that had the National guard dancing to the Macarena. Different angles... whatever works.

[@richarddarmstadt1630]

@DYNAMITE DJANGO I'm white and my son has an afro. What shall I do with him then? Cut him in half? I won't...I love him dearly. No. It does not take King Solomon. Separation was what Malcolm said in 1960 because whites were resisting integration. If you pay attention to his words you will understand. He was saying fuck you to them...justified in that time. Water fountains and toilets were labeled "white" and "colored". We have come so far since then. Burning and looting makes sense to me. You don't.

[@Ryan-xo6tj]

@DYNAMITE DJANGO You're right. Richard is a typical Liberal White. He's everything Malcolm warned you guys against.

[@adibabdullah6633]

Me too ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

[@richarddarmstadt1630]

@@Ryan-xo6tj I don't get involved in politics at all. What's your point?

[@tiptoe38]

Dam we need him today.

[@tiptoe38]

Deborahkerr2002 When someone speaks out today he is out cast in the black community.Stop begging and start building.We can police ourselves,Educate ourselves.

[@AZITHEMLGPRO]

Wow it sounds so clear

[@jameswatts6878]

Intergration was a trick

[@79bnice]

That's what they don't want, a separate Black existence. Independence.

[@DEVILSBELONGINHADES.]

@eddie money talk your nonsense to the Latinos They don't give a fuck about anything you say buddy. They are going to brown out your country.

[@Auditer2009]

Keep dreamin', spades.

[@chickenalaking1319]

@I.E Klewos "International finance"? Who are they?

[@nicholasrodriguez4990]

They actually do that’s why they created Liberia 🇱🇷

[@redsak5311]

Its Blacks who do not want a separate existence. That's why we forced integration.

[@ed345]

The man was a genius.

[@bentouta5]

Malcolm's words resonate deeply with what we're facing today. So many of these so called black activists begging for acceptance and calling everything racist like labeling it helps black people one bit.

[@rachelholtzman6978]

This is why all the early great black leaders were shot, and the other black leaders took you guys down a dark road and the white man didnt do anything ro protect you from this evil ideology and right now is too afraid to confront the problem. People should never be forced to be with other people and expect the same outcome

[@omgJellyFish]

@Siasam’s Game Ignore and focus on ourselves to improve and prosper. Fuck handouts and fuck blaming people.

[@rickynomics]

He speaks with such a conviction, powerful!

[@matthewbaca3900]

Honest and courageous man. We desperately need more like him.

[@lw1343]

Others have tried pushing self reliability but they were quickly attacked by the Left.

[@RobertJones-st3wj]

As a white conservative I find myself agreeing with Malcolm X a lot surprisingly

[@waynejohanson1083]

I agree forced integration does not work. Forced anything does not work. It has to happen gradually and both sides have to agree to give it a try.

[@houseofvenusMD]

what's even funnier is the reality is once black people attain equality we won't integrate..we will just reconnect with other black people around the world as we are the global majority. It's a win win for everyone, including racists who are afraid of integration!

[@bigdaddytrichardson4994]

The DEFINITION of "Well Said". RIP Brother Malcolm X 🙏💯

[@marvellbgry]

Black Wallstreet thrived independently.

[@djeanpierre]

Marvell Yep, and they came and burned it down. They do NOT want us to compete with them for the same resources.

[@marvellbgry]

@@djeanpierre Do you know why though? Because the (racist whites) fear the original man. They know how intelligent and strong we are. How know matter what poisonous means they use to hinder us. It will never destroy us. Our dominant genes scare them.

[@djeanpierre]

Marvell Exactly. It there was truly a level playing field we would DOMINATE, and they know it.

[@marvellbgry]

@@djeanpierre Reading message to the Blackman in America. It's a great book.

[@RocketmanRockyMatrix]

@@marvellbgry Destruction of Black Wall Street was caused by a false rape allegations against Black men by a White woman. The White woman later recanted her allegations, because she didn't want her husband to know she was having an affair.

[@truthforyouth1995]

He spoke with such clarity, but more importantly manliness. He's a role model for all generations.

[@conservativethought1460]

Words of wisdom. If anyone called out the black community today like Malcolm did he would be run out of town

[@kfreckle5453]

The difference is that Malcolm X isnt a sell out to the black community and please dont think that he would be like some of the black comservatives that you like. Some blacks who call out the black community today dont do it because they have love for the community and want them to be better, they do it because they are chasing clout. Candace Owens, Larry Elder etc dont give a damn about the community, they are paid political mouthpieces. I rather to hear a conscious black people who aren't affiliated with the white power structure be critical of the black community and Malcolm X was one such person

[@conservativethought1460]

@@kfreckle5453 that you have to take on a case to case basis

[@KiloMafia9]

And now we’re seeing the biggest mistakes of it

[@andrewforte3852]

'I fear I've integrate you into a burning house.' - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

[@lawistruth]

Yup! And my dream has turned into a nightmare

[@AlphaLeaderZ]

@@lawistruth O yes it was such a nightmare that we had a black president for 8 years. MLK would of never approved of the nightmare obama caused. You idiots are pathetic. The majority of the people aren't racist out there and when you say shit like that, it makes it seem like your just watching what the news and comedy central is telling you, which is almost all lies. Idc if you're democrat or Republican I'm just tired of you kids repeating the same dumbass shit I hear from comedy central or cnn. You clowns don't even have argument, you just repeat what you hear and when we destroy your arguement, you result to calling us racists. You're only making yourself weaker, not stronger and the democrats support this. Food for thought.

[@tharealcollash]

@@AlphaLeaderZ it is a nightmare..

[@AlphaLeaderZ]

@@tharealcollash No you're just ignorant.

[@tharealcollash]

@@AlphaLeaderZ far from it. I bet when ypu hear something that you disagree on you think its false... Someones experience that dont match up to you is false

[@Kaiser_Murphy]

A Great man. Much respect. Any time a great man has come along and tried to make this world a better place, regardless of his race, he is demonized and assassinated by those evil ones who don't wish to see peace between all peoples.

[@Fitricson]

You all hypocrites come with nice words. If he were alive you would hate him, just like your ancestors.

[@Cuauhtemoc3]

They fear human progress.

[@leahmay1506]

This is literally the blueprint

[@mikegarza5880]

I find that this man was unfairly Demonized. This is the most honest and profound analysis of the Black condition I have ever heard. Malcom was Real Deal.. New found respect for the Man

[@Crownd1_]

This man speaks truth and common sense. We should all take a second look and really listen to what he is saying.

[@chadhill1166]

He wasn't God, so he was wrong about some things too. I agree with some of what he says here, but he didn't hit on the cause of the black condition in this country like I have heard him do many times before. He spoke as if whites and blacks have always had the same opportunities to succeed here and blacks just didn't cut the mustard.

[@zombies4evadude24]

@@chadhill1166 ​ he knew black people were given the short end of the stick in this country, but he didn’t care. He truly believed in the black man’s ability to rise above these hardships because he, born a virtual nobody, had the power to rise above too. From his words, “what do we care about odds?”

[@moneyblue8466]

@@chadhill1166you’re not listening to him just listen

[@cooper482011]

Brother Malcolm X (PBUH) was way ahead of his time.

[@ssa6049]

(PBUH) is only used for the prophet

[@lwmson]

I'm black and when I was a little kid, my dad used to say that "Malcolm X was the smartest nigga on two feet." This video would attest to that indeed.

[@RossLambert801]

Malcom X has always stood out as the best civil rights leader of all time. I don’t think it’s an accident they teach MLK and ignore Malcom X. Not in my house. He is so fucking on point. He is just spitting truth.

[@scorpiocarnage1055]

They romanticize MLK because of his speech. That's the reason why he is basically preached in schools. "He wanted peace." No, he wanted to uplift blacks. He was all about civil disobedience. Malcolm believed in the same thing but he had a different outlook on how it could be achieved. People think these two men had the answers. They didn't - they just simply wanted a way out for black people and they were responding in the best way they knew how.

[@TorrenceBrannon1960]

May I suggest that Malcolm was not a civil rights leader, yet, he was a HUMAN RIGHTS Warrior. He said that civil rights were given by the elite to a sub-group, while Human Rights were given by GOD, and should never be up for negotiation..

[@unathihlanjwa6638]

who cares about your loser opinion of Dr King

[@bhappy5510]

WE LOVE YOU MALCOLM !!!

[@DaleKelly1971]

As great as a man Martin Luther King was, we all in the black community would have been better had we listened to post Mecca Malcolm X. He wanted us to help ourselves before accepting the help of others. Now, we can't do anything without the help of others.

[@andrewvangils3112]

There’s nothing wrong with help from others. But I think the point Malcolm was trying to make was that especially during those times, where racism was much more prevalent than today, Black people should be helping each other and lifting each other up. Once you establish who you are as a race, then can you work with other races. Malcolm has always been concerned with Afro-Americans losing their identity. So he wanted them all to come together to figure out that identity, realize they are beautiful even if their hair, nose, skin, etc is different, remove their slave names, list goes on. Once you understand that beauty lies in our differences, and have that confidence and understanding... I think you get my point.

[@lowbo47omsascotave]

*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !* _Tappin' in from South Central LA_ No lies told. _"In a world of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."_ -George Orwell Rest easy Malcolm 🙏🏾

[@nwaeze]

integration and equality has been the biggest disaster for the black communities all over the world

[@JuneBugginTrucking]

Wow, this is deep. I may have to listen to this over and over a few times. I think this is so relevant in today’s society.

[@Nicol80145]

Its ridiculous how similar this all sounds. I honestly can't believe this wasn't a podcast yesterday.

[@fletcher373]

Intergration was a very poor goal. Everytime Black people unify the movement gets destroyed that tells you the unity was the only key to power, freedom. Jews and italians, Anglos did business with their own and built generational wealth.

[@sizwexaba6742]

the greatest

[@dankghoul1438]

This is just as relevant now as it was when he first said it.

[@dankghoul1438]

@Clockwork I know. We just keep ignoring reality.

[@rudybrooks3722]

Much love to Brother Malcolm X. ❤

[@RobzdaBlade]

Years of wisdom thrown in 5 minutes of paragraphs. No wonder this man was murdered.

[@williamcharles8628]

Damn, that's exactly what's going on today, in the name of " diversity "

[@wynnhyde4993]

MALCOLM X WAS AHEAD OF TIME. WAS ABLE TO SEE THE FUTURE OF WHAT WE ARE DEALING WITH TODAY.

[@rossorio76]

Individual self-empowerment is the first true step towards a collective freedom.

[@jayzipoy]

People always couldn't stand how right he always was. His message gets in the way of people's desire to be naive and bliss.

[@claronap2501]

Brother malcom was and will the best of our leaders.....period.

[@LethalBubbles]

"Know Thyself" is so important

[@andrewharris7517]

I'm so honored and so happy that I found this channel.. Malcolm has been a personal Hero of mine. Inshallah,Peace and Power.. Thank you again for the Fantastic Content.

[@kelvintorrence5994]

I fell asleep last nite listening to him. He was so deep and I have all of his books love the man.

[@hassanbukhari5096]

Nite?

[@carolinecollett956]

Birds of a feather flock together and we all have a sense of identity and belonging

[@armoon899]

What a great message! As timely as ever!

[@cspdx11]

As a white man this guy is a genius

[@109x3]

George Lincoln Rockwell (American Nazi party) got a standing ovation whilst speaking at a Nation of Islam conference after being invited by Malcolm X.

[@hithere748]

Wow... Hes so right about this. 😮

[@fionay2014]

"Clean up ourselves intellectually, morally and economically". How many would receive this message today.

[@kobe9071]

Hudson Hawk6 Do not equate Candace Owens to Malcolm. Candace is a grifter who says whatever to appease her base. Malcolm was real.

[@rodettegross1598]

And ain't a damm thing changed. 2020.

[@billjohnson1111]

This is some EXCELLENT wisdom! He really EMPOWERED black people to actually become successful, rather than just trying to get the government to fix their problems for them. This wisdom is the opposite of the welfare culture.

[@whitleypedia]

amen

[@michaelw.6447]

My Guy I love the Late Great Minster ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾we will forever keep his legacy alive!✊🏾

[@wilsonmacharia9568]

Malcolm was the black man and woman’s hope globally. The enemy knew that then as now. 60 years later we’re still the laughing stock of the world

[@stevehaller6332]

Malcolm was 100 percent correct on forced integration. I would post what it has done but it would be removed before I took my phone off of KZbin and would have people wanting to hunt me down and hang me up by the balls. It is sad if you tell the truth you catch hell but if you sugar coat everything to what you want every body to hear you get praised.

[@thaxtonwaters8561]

Same thing Booker T Washington said 1880's - 1915 Same thing Marcus Garvey said 1915 - deportation Then Malcolm...when will we listen?

[@thaxtonwaters8561]

@Tj Gard Atlanta Exposition speech. "...we can be as separate as the fingers of the hand but work together as a fist for mutual progress"

[@thaxtonwaters8561]

@Tj Gard Get Booker T. Washington letters to get his correspondence between his personal friends to get a clearer idea of his views. He was more of a Brer Rabbit or High John trickster figure. He was saying don't agitate white people (because they have a history of violence and currently were vulnerable), but discreetly become master builders, make communities and in 50 years we'd be totally independent. Also the book 'BTW and his struggle against White Supremacy' is an excellent book. Also Garvey wanted to model the structure of Tuskegee.

[@thaabitshabazz4117]

@Tj Gard Peace Yes, Booker T. started the liberation, then Marcus Garvey picked it up.........listen to Pro. Dr. Smalls gave a depth lecture on this Peace

[@buddhatobe1]

Please listen...and go back to Africa.

[@buddhatobe1]

@eddie money or the IQ

[@BobaDavis]

Before any group can face off against an external opposition, they must first address their ranks to weed out those that meant to do harm, from those that mean to do good. Then, you must encourage those that mean to do good and shape those that have the untapped potential to do good, to strengthen your community foundation. You cannot pose to take on an enemy from the outside, without first acknowledging your own flaws and weaknesses.... Black people understand, the first step in solving any problem is admitting that you have one: Our largest impediment is ourselves. We have continued to refine the design of the chains originally built by those old European whites to enslave our minds.

[@shakirbakariwilliams5542]

I am about to release a book entitled “The Enemy Within: Why We Black Americans Must Confront Ourselves.”

[@malcolmharris7363]

It’s amazing how many clear parallels there are between Malcolm’s philosophy of Black Nationalism and the conservatives conception of personal responsibility.

[@classonbread5757]

@Hudson Hawk6 but I don't want to be restricted to my community I wanna hang out with a black man and a white man and someone of my color too

[@ibrahimyange1528]

@@classonbread5757 You can never hang out with someone by forcing them to do so and shaming them when they don't want to.

[@classonbread5757]

@@ibrahimyange1528 I never forced anyone nor do I ask for it

[@ibrahimyange1528]

@@classonbread5757 But that's why segregation did

[@classonbread5757]

@@ibrahimyange1528 I meant there was a social norm of keeping to yourself which changed. The force part was not allowing shops which I'm fine without

[@HS-dy4uq]

This is so true. Society can't handle this.

[@klscott23]

He is absolutely correct! True then and NOW

[@anthonywhite9497]

RIP Malcolm 😢❤

[@martinflores1370]

This guy was past his time. I have been binge watching his speeches and I feel like a idiot for now knowing his work. I just hope that one day we can all just love one another and embrace one another but who knows, who knows.

[@sketepagregory254]

my friend don't be a hypocrite what brother Malcolm is saying the reality black people are naturally hated by whites so telling someone who hate to you to love you doesn't work if you love him he doesn't love you don't force him to love you

[@KhemMagnus]

Everything he said is still as prevalent and accurate today as it was then.

[@expendable4h002]

💯. Change comes from within.

[@johnnygarcia1691]

America has come a long way. Recognizing our own prejudices is something we all need to continue to work on. Not letting our past or history stand in or way, but learning from it

[@chiefurxskates]

I see so much of myself in malcolm. We really lost a real one...

[@R20-d4t]

It's amazing how all of this has come to fruition and resonates with the current era. Integration was the worst thing that ever happened black people in this country.

[@164inusa7]

Most segregated day in America every Sunday High Noon still today

[@Pug318]

What very intelligent statement by mr X. We all should hear this in my opinion ...

[@bobbythespaceghost51]

What a brilliant man.

[@muhidintahir3194]

Every question Malcom X was asked he had a brilliant answer. Malcolm X was clever genius unique and a remarkable human being

[@tim3tRav3l3RR60]

Can't be a king under another mans kingdom

[@rfausta1]

Why would anyone dislike this. I am Malcolm X,.a real one, We r God's people, the chosen 1

[@Chasecka]

This is so true! I agree 100% and I’m a white man. Not because I’m racist or hate anyone. Just because this is true.

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

Same brother.

[@crusader2112]

Preach! Mr. X God Bless 🙏🏻

[@goathan4975]

1:35-1:50 Malcolm understood it. The root of the problems is a culture issue in this society

[@cheekycharlie70]

Another visionary, Enoch Powell

[@WilL-lu7ul]

He’s the true King, not mlk sorry

[@Zhicano]

You’re right. He’s the best representative of the oppressed. He suffered greatly as do many and he was discarded by history as are we.

[@ryanstrickland6304]

Not Sorry! Martin Luther King Jr. did us American Nubian African Descendants a disservice by teaching and instilling in us the best tactic is nonviolence towards brutal violence against us.

[@109x3]

@@ryanstrickland6304 Who do you prefer, Khalid Muhammed? Both seem to be good for blacks, just different approaches.

[@altocalice2873]

Man,MLK have more acomplishments for black folks Don't let your emotions sayin things that ins't true

[@AboutThatLifeKZ]

Jay Lee I agree fuck standing around hand in hand singing and shit. Start swinging like malcolm said

[@raync9201]

That's what a lot of people need to learn now. Especially those activitists.

[@robertjoaseus6619]

Malcolm was a genius. And if we as black people here in America, better yet, if we as a black race in general true to ourselves, and understood Malcolm of what he said, none of us would not have ever worked for the white man but instead would have had our own businesses, our colleges and universities, our own hospitals, and our own banks and be stable economically thus be independent as we function independently as a people.

[@yodude8932]

Malcom X was the man!!!!!!!

[@5150Rockstar]

Smart guy. A dope for embracing Islam but still well spoken and thought out

[@mike12check]

Best channel on youtube. How do we preserve this content, so it never gets lost?

[@Nigerian-born_American]

Download it

[@adianpryde1526]

When government tries to force its people to do something they feel is against their own self interest then of course they resist and try to take different options.