Tell it Malcolm and this was over 50 years ago sounds familiar.

That was the early Malcolm before he left the NOI.


So those are the ideas of Elijah Muhammad.


I disagree with everything Elijah said. Literally everything.


And Elijah proved to Malcolm that he and his minions couldn't talk about hypocrisy.

Than you for having that video available on your blog/forum.
I loved that video! ::love::
One may think that after fifty years most of our racist police practices would have changed.
However, sometime we have justice. The Rodney King state case found the ranking police officers not guilty. Yet, the federal case against those officers found them guilty. They only went away for two years of federal time; however, fifty years ago they would have served no time at all!

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Than you for having that video available on your blog/forum.
I loved that video! ::love::
One may think that after fifty years most of our racist police practices would have changed.
However, sometime we have justice. The Rodney King state case found the ranking police officers not guilty. Yet, the federal case against those officers found them guilty. They only went away for two years of federal time; however, fifty years ago they would have served no time at all!
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People tend to focus on people who haven't changed and overlook what has changed.

Malcolm changed, and people today refuse to accept that change. They keep associating him the NOI. The same people who murdered him. After 50 years, there's people who still can't break the Elijah Muhammad shackles of thinking and still can't stop honoring a savage beast who brutally murdered a man over nothing but idolatry.