@Too Cool For Cardi Well I am and have always been. The statement was in general and I still say we need like brother Malcolm X. Strong honest and brave, saying that doesn't mean I'm not like that or striving to be. It only means exactly what I said we need MORE
As a Kenyan, hearing Malcolm X share about our country's struggle for independence makes me believe that we share similar challenges everywhere. The struggle for equality is not over yet. We need to unite as black people and fight for the freedom and equality of black people all over.
I feel proud to hear the great Malcom X recognising Oginga Odinga. Oginga was our first vice president in Kenya after independence, long live the defiant spirit of Malcolm X
Fannie Lou Hamer went through so much for us to have freedoms we take for granted. Malcolm had to know his future was bleak for standing up to. We need to carry on the progress for others in any cause we see that really bothers us!
Ahmed Hassan We all have to learn to trust each other and work together toward that end. All education I got and all the education I get in the future, I will share with my African brothers and sisters for the betterment of the mother land!
Well and Fit 1 Now thank and may God bless and grant you happiness and success dear sister. I love my black family around the globe and stay humble sis.
Truly stated. I will be paying homage to our Ancestor Min. El Hajj Malik El Shabazz aka Min. Malcolm X hosting a six week seminar on Black Nationalism and Ethics of Min. Malcolm X on his major contributions towards Revolutionary/Liberation Struggle,organization techniques. We will engage Historical memory.We thank creator,Ancestors for blessings us with his lessons,legacy. I and many owe a great deal to his vision,values. I joined the two major leading Black Organizations that Min. Malcolm X had a part in shaping,influencing: Nation of Islam and Organization Us. Every reading of his ideas I am uplifted,call to organized our community for a higher level of Life.
So hard to believe history has favored MLK over Malcolm X. Malcolm X was strong and actually took charge, and he encouraged black people to be strong and inspired thousands to follow him. Malcolm X was a remarkable man.
King was a puppet just as Mr.X said …Malcolm was chosen and crucified by his own people for the enemy Mr.X spoke about still today our people killing one another instead of coming together
I am so grateful to be able to listen to Brother Malcolm speak. I’ve been studying him for a few months now. I wish my generation could see a leader like him today, but like I said I’m so grateful to be able to listen to his speeches from years ago. It’s a blessing.
Keep listening and studying. You have the same power within you. You Generation is desperately in need of a Malcolm. Us older folks are passing it in to you
Brotha Malcolm was the real deal, honest and true. Too many people today are not like that, they are fake, leave the fake to Hollywood they get paid for that❤️🖤💚
I bet after the old white man heard this the plan was hatched, iam white and its so true what he saying. Malcom X was made out to be scary i remember growing, wow its total proof of how we are manipulated. The words in this speech are TRUTH. Its scary to think about just how much they control us. How they divide us to this day. How media made white people afraid of black folks is disgusting. Iam sicken by ALL POLITICIANS AND MEDIA WHO PRACTICES IN THESE TWISTED MIND GAMES WITH ALL PEOPLE TODAY!! WE HAVE THE POWER TO STOP ALL OF IT. DONT TRUST PEOPLE IN DC TO PROTECT US, DONT LET WORDS COMFORT YOU, ONLY ACTION. Mrs Hammer was beaten and told her story, and we still didnt get it, white people i mean. Its powerful stuff. If you never heard it, go listen to her, she should be more honored more than many who have been. Malcom was the bravest men in our history, he to should be remember as a great American Patriot.
The churches, the teachers of every school it’s your time to shine and help STOPPING RACISM AND POLICE BRUTALITY TODAY! 56 years today and his voice still not been listened in some places. Today is the day!
This man didn't have a college education and stood firm in what he believed in, an unshakable soul may we learn to educate ourselves and fight for what is right.
Mama Fannie Lou Hamer is my heroine who not only fought for civil rights but fought for the freedom amongst Africans in Mississippi that deserve civil rights than anyone else in the country.
Optimus Uchia u r wrong bro,l. The greatest man whom has ever walked on earth was prophet Muhammad s.cw. But Malcolm was a great, very extremely intelligent man. R.I.P brother Malcolm.
@@irislee8711 the leaders didn't talk, but Kenyan citizens are aware and many did did do murals, forwarded videos and discussed the events. What happens to you is of importance to us.
Brother Malcolm is what black manhood should be. Everytime I hear this great Ancestors speak I am inspired so much. Wish I had met him but his with us in spirit and in our hearts ❤️
2020 today during this time where the entire country is protesting and calling for justice for the murder of Mr. George Floyd by 4 Minnesota race soldiers A.K.A the police
I am Serbian (a white woman) and perhaps what some of you may not know but practically all of the ideals Malcolm stood for, my own ancestors did, too - with the exception of Islam. We had a different experience with the Ottoman empire, where we were enslaved by them for close to 5 centuries. But the generation that lived through the WWII was not afraid to die for its ideals so we could have a better world. Malcolm was truly one of the greats and I can't imagine what the world would be like if he was still around - what a tremendous loss!!!!!!! We need another/more Malcolm(s) in the world! Serbs are with you, brothers.❤
Malcolm was a profound thinker and speaker. He put his life on the line for all people, black, white and every other creed/color. If Malcolm had been allowed to grow and mature things would have gotten bloody but we all would have moved in the right direction because of it. Freedom and liberation! BLOOD, that is the price for freedom and liberation, Blood. They sure shed his in a very public and hideous manner. I loved Malcolm then and I love him no less now. Thank you Brother Malcolm. I for one will continue to listen and learn from him. God bless youtube for creating this platform to hear our Brother Minister from the 60's!!!!!
This man was holy, this is why he was killed brutally, I only hear holiness in his mouth whenever I listen to any of his speech and his speech always shake me to my foundation, I only hear undiluted truth, the gospel of liberty, this was a man I can compare to none and until today he is a man I can not compare to any, I say this mainly because this kind of fearless human being is almost impossible to be found today. Thank you Malcolm's Disciples for sharing this with us and God Almighty shall continue to bless you so much. Amen! Love from your beloved bother! Adebanjo Emmanuel!
This speech teaches me one thing. The situations in the 60s is still the same situations in 2020. But few things have changed: Good people are dead and vanguished from earth, courage and virtues of patriotism are long gone, unity died with heros who sacrificed their heroism. So, the cry of 60s is still my cry today. In 60s they shouted, in 2020 we are silent and fearful.
The African Independence explosion, set the assignations of Malcolm X, Brother King, The Panthers, the Civil Rights Movement in expedient motion. If the Black Hand of America did not give us a taste of the American cup of iniquity, after taken their best shot, we showed we weren't afraid to die, they weren't crazy, after kicking a dog so long he will bite, We were on the verge of an American Mau Mau.
The most important figure that has walked this screwed up country and scolded it's leaders in their face...who would you follow dead or alive?Team Shabazz all day!
Can't believe you just mentioned my home city of Nairobi just a week after we gained independence from the British rule. I do not think there is any person on the African continent who is a bigger student and fan of Malcolm X than me. Sadly Brother Malcolm X, the country whose independence you're proudly talking about has unfortunately been run down by dogs and cartels fathered by the family and close associates of none other than one of its very own founding freedom fighters, the Kenyatta family, so much so that 50+ years down the line we are yet to taste the benefits of not just the liberation of Kenya but that of the African continent as a whole from the white minority rule. I have to admit that the post-colonial Africa is in much worse shape and form than its pre-colonial state, and only a violent anti-establishment revolution can get us out of the mess that we have allowed our African leaders and dictators to put us in.
Teach the people, Benson! Independence means nothing without control of every institution that impinges on our people's lives. Read Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkurmah or Ahmed Seku Ture run down the problems of neocolonialism and how we can free ourselves. First we must have revolutionary ideology. Brother Malcolm teaches us rule number two: get yourself an international crew. The only thing between us and liberation is organization! We can't figure how to fix South Africa if we don't understand what's happening in South America or South Philly and link arms with our Family at Home in Africa and abroad in the Diaspora. Forward!
To everyone, that listens to this intelligent man speak, know that for us to be better together it will HAVE to start with you. RESPECT, PEACE and LOVE towards people who look similar to you. He wanted better for all of us, and in these times praise is given more to entertainers and less to good parents and educators. We need to reach a common language for us, less so called leaders and more listeners, plans and then action to better all of us. "Broke together, NEVER rich alone".
Roy Williams His time on this Earth ,Malcolm did enough, Nobody could can stay on this Earth forever . His Spirit was left on and I have met many brothers strong absolute and focused. When he was talking to us I always knew he was training me to take his place, no problem.
listen to that February 18th 1965 radio broadcast! Brother Malcolm repeatedly said he'd be at the Audubon ballroom on the 21st of February 1965! I'm upset he let them know he'd be there.
He was sent to educate his people because the white man wasn't going to do it, i truly believe that was his purpose and gift. And boy did he deliver lol. And even though they painted him as a villain in history books when we hear him speak his words sink deep into our hearts because we know they are true. And that's the thing about truth it doesn't matter who said it or how long ago it was said, truth is truth and your heart knows it.
Sunshine Laugh i didnt say it but growing up i hear stories about Malcolm or how he was made to look. That still happens to this day, when the big shots running media decide to gang up on a person because they maybe dangerous for their ambition, you will see attacks from every angle. So media is the dangerous ones.
Brother Toby it's MAUMAU which is an abbreviation of mzungu arudi ulaya mwafrika apate Uhuru. Meaning; white man to go back to Europe for the Africans to get Their freedom.
Our Mau Mau masses are pure warriors of our families as well as our own survival. They didn’t take crap from anyone. Dedan Kimanti is more of a Mau Mau warrior than Kenyatta.
In a revolution, there are different roles and in most cases forces of nature push individuals to their roles. Its impossible to quantify roles. Even the mothers who fed freedom fighters and boys who were used to deliver messages played a role
As we climbed the steps and sat in the Audubon Ballroom in the spring of 1964, Malcolm repeated what he had admonished us to do without fail. He forcefully repeated the one commission that even he had neglected and ignored early on his path. Malcolm said he might send members door to door” to be sure we complied or be given “24 hours to get out of Harlem.” The one act each and every one of us had an obligation to do at each and every opportunity… and if not done, would be done for us and, most assuredly, to us…VOTE!!
Rest your soul brother and continue guide and look over us. Give them this or give them that; and eye for an eye. A @UCKLff6ADFWS8RIz_KEl7A0w; Disciple of Malcolm X, blow for blow
debate with the covert bootlicker.... he wouldn't survive a debate with brotha Khalid Muhammad. Malcolm is out of his league. Just saw a nasty disrespectful letter written from the FBI to MLK Jr and I bet Obama would have at least handful of excuses to downplay its severity.
Is it necessary for us to give our common enemy entertainment while we fight amongst ourselves. I think not. Better to unite and embarrass the racists.
@Viper Obama was there to be a butler in the eyes of the dems cleaning up after George W. He help everyone except Black people. U really don't know half of what you claim to know. Realize that the power is not being POTUS because that's just an image, a facade of sorts. True power is wielded by the elite that's behind the scenes. U must think Gail had a choice in what she asked of Lisa Leslie. Guess again. She's a puppet just like the POTUS. Only she is on a lower level yet they're all functioning towards the same agenda. Whether you attend an HBCU an Ivy League or just an ordinary state college, guess what non genius, they all have the same curriculum when the board members reconvene. Panoramic view. There's no productive progress as a people being under another people's boot. Even MLK jr began to realize that fact before his assassination. Should you continue to adhere to thinking like a cave beast in melanated skin you will be awarded nothing more than death by assimilation.
A 2008 Malcolm X, would have been proud of Obama, because he, like Farrakhan would have understood the moment! During Obama's 2 term Farrakhan made the choice not to publicly oppose Obama, because he understood the optics of doing so and would not allow the media, nor The GOP the benefit of weaponizing his words against Obama. A 2008 Malcolm X would have done the same!
@Island Roena Malcolm wasn't centuries ahead there have been millions of black people who held the same belief as he. He is one of our most eloquent speakers and Messengers. Malcolm's father was a member of the Marcus Garvey movement.
Unapologetic truth. Not corrupt but with sincerity and integrity. Acerbic, with conciseness.With few well placed aphorisms and just blatant honesty. The Spirit of truth is upon him, for this purpose he was ordained. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13. Just as the prophet proclaimed, Mr. Malcolm X did not exist without a purpose.
''You get freedom by letting your enemy know that you'll do anything to get your freedom; then you'll get it. It's the only way you'll get it.''-Malcom X''
16:03 as Mrs Fannie Lou Hamer pointed out …(...) 22:39 it is just a shame that Mrs Hamer came out here this afternoon where there are so few people (…) all of the people in Harlem should have her heard describe what they did to her down there (...) they need to hear her story, to know more about (...)
We need more men like Brother Malcolm
yet we can't seem to get one man to even come close.
To live this type of life requires enormous sacrifice
@Too Cool For Cardi Well I am and have always been. The statement was in general and I still say we need like brother Malcolm X. Strong honest and brave, saying that doesn't mean I'm not like that or striving to be. It only means exactly what I said we need MORE
@Too Cool For Cardi I agree but along with hard work we need wisdom so are hard work is not exploited.
Be one. Let it begin with you!
Every time I hear this brother speak...It's hard to believe that a man like him existed.
FromGuiriga
100% in agreement!
FromGuiriga if we studied men like this we wouldn't be surprised, a lot of men in the sixtees spoke like him,we have just forgotten about them
Kellsy Robinson
Your are historically correct. Many great minds,leaders from 1960s thought,acted,organized like Min. Malcolm X.
I feel the same way brother! We are a tough people.
Kellsy Robinson Malcolm X was a different species
MALCOLM X IS THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
True statement ❤️🖤💚 what made him great was his realness and honesty ❤️🖤💚
Wow, that's a powerful statement
I totally agree
I believe that too. Blessings to you bruh.
No question he was and will always be
As a Kenyan, hearing Malcolm X share about our country's struggle for independence makes me believe that we share similar challenges everywhere. The struggle for equality is not over yet. We need to unite as black people and fight for the freedom and equality of black people all over.
I feel proud to hear the great Malcom X recognising Oginga Odinga. Oginga was our first vice president in Kenya after independence, long live the defiant spirit of Malcolm X
This man is A LEGEND!!
MALCOM X WAS
A REAL BLACK MAN TO BE PROUD OF.
Yes !!!
Indeed
Speaking truth to power may end in a death sentence. Rest in peace brother El Hajj Malik Shabazz.
Amen🙏🏿
@@michelej9496you can say that however Sir Malcolm X his body is gone we are not longer to see him his message live forever I'm Malcolm X!!!
The Honorable Malcolm X I love you and appreciate you greatly. There is no other like you and there will never be another like you. ❤️
Fannie Lou Hamer went through so much for us to have freedoms we take for granted. Malcolm had to know his future was bleak for standing up to. We need to carry on the progress for others in any cause we see that really bothers us!
Ahmed Hassan We all have to learn to trust each other and work together toward that end. All education I got and all the education I get in the future, I will share with my African brothers and sisters for the betterment of the mother land!
Well and Fit 1 Now thank and may God bless and grant you happiness and success dear sister. I love my black family around the globe and stay humble sis.
I will.
Egypt Ra n
Truly stated. I will be paying homage to our Ancestor Min. El Hajj Malik El Shabazz aka Min. Malcolm X hosting a six week seminar on Black Nationalism and Ethics of Min. Malcolm X on his major contributions towards Revolutionary/Liberation Struggle,organization techniques. We will engage Historical memory.We thank creator,Ancestors for blessings us with his lessons,legacy. I and many owe a great deal to his vision,values. I joined the two major leading Black Organizations that Min. Malcolm X had a part in shaping,influencing: Nation of Islam and Organization Us.
Every reading of his ideas I am uplifted,call to organized our community for a higher level of Life.
So hard to believe history has favored MLK over Malcolm X. Malcolm X was strong and actually took charge, and he encouraged black people to be strong and inspired thousands to follow him. Malcolm X was a remarkable man.
Ya it's a shame but he also told us to be careful of the media
I always say that,Malcolm was a great civil and human rights leader,we honor Martin Luther King’s birthday, why not Malcolm x ?
You know who controls history. 😉🤷🏽♂️
King was a puppet just as Mr.X said …Malcolm was chosen and crucified by his own people for the enemy Mr.X spoke about still today our people killing one another instead of coming together
FK this comment its not either or it's BOTH. He says that in his speech were u listening. MLK was great also we African people needed them both.
Malcolm was the truest warrior
Yes !!!
All I can say is "Malcolm X You Are Truly Missed"!
I am so grateful to be able to listen to Brother Malcolm speak. I’ve been studying him for a few months now. I wish my generation could see a leader like him today, but like I said I’m so grateful to be able to listen to his speeches from years ago. It’s a blessing.
Keep listening and studying. You have the same power within you. You Generation is desperately in need of a Malcolm. Us older folks are passing it in to you
Brotha Malcolm was the real deal, honest and true. Too many people today are not like that, they are fake, leave the fake to Hollywood they get paid for that❤️🖤💚
@@jaimel575 true ❤️🖤💚
His replacement is here
Our (Black) people today are too weak, scared, Drunk & high to start a movement. Malcolm was a one man revolution.
Love Malcolm X
May Allah bless Malcolm X and grant him the highest place in jannah
Ameen
Minister Malcolm X and Fannie Lou Hamer are both heroes of mine. They both sacrificed so much for our people.
Yessssssssssssssss they absolutely did!!!!!!!!
this man had the courage that we will never see again in the next 100 thousand years period!!!!!!!
eye can't argue with that analogy because it seems to be truthful as sun rays give off heat and light...
I bet after the old white man heard this the plan was hatched, iam white and its so true what he saying. Malcom X was made out to be scary i remember growing, wow its total proof of how we are manipulated. The words in this speech are TRUTH. Its scary to think about just how much they control us. How they divide us to this day. How media made white people afraid of black folks is disgusting. Iam sicken by ALL POLITICIANS AND MEDIA WHO PRACTICES IN THESE TWISTED MIND GAMES WITH ALL PEOPLE TODAY!! WE HAVE THE POWER TO STOP ALL OF IT. DONT TRUST PEOPLE IN DC TO PROTECT US, DONT LET WORDS COMFORT YOU, ONLY ACTION. Mrs Hammer was beaten and told her story, and we still didnt get it, white people i mean. Its powerful stuff. If you never heard it, go listen to her, she should be more honored more than many who have been. Malcom was the bravest men in our history, he to should be remember as a great American Patriot.
It’s here now
He preached eye 4 eye unlike others.
2020, and this message is Yet relevant..
Yes It Is !!!
Indeed
2083, and this message is Yet relevant ruclips.net/video/13InNpFXlL4/видео.html
True❤️🖤💚🥰 honesty is always the best policy
@@joseamirandajr3723 true ❤️🖤💚
Imagine the possibilities if he was able to realize his childhood dream to become a lawyer.
I love brother Malcolm
The churches, the teachers of every school it’s your time to shine and help STOPPING RACISM AND POLICE BRUTALITY TODAY! 56 years today and his voice still not been listened in some places. Today is the day!
This man didn't have a college education and stood firm in what he believed in, an unshakable soul may we learn to educate ourselves and fight for what is right.
He could attend debate in Oxford and exchange with learned
He was truly one of a kind. An amazing man
Mama Fannie Lou Hamer is my heroine who not only fought for civil rights but fought for the freedom amongst Africans in Mississippi that deserve civil rights than anyone else in the country.
Kwame Aboagye even Malcolm x has respect and admiration for Fannie Lou hamer
Wow She Is Awesome !!!
@@joseamirandajr3723 I was lucky enough to have known Mrs Hamer
@@billhaywood3503 I'm trying to find her on my family tree.
Heyyyyyyy yayyyyyyy
No truer words were ever spoken , Rest in Power , the struggle continues.
The single greatest human being to have ever walked the earth
Optimus Uchia u r wrong bro,l. The greatest man whom has ever walked on earth was prophet Muhammad s.cw. But Malcolm was a great, very extremely intelligent man. R.I.P brother Malcolm.
U rt brother Malcolm X is the Truth one of a kind
Malcolm was brilliant. But we can’t put him above a prophet
Yes ruclips.net/video/13InNpFXlL4/видео.html
Malcolm WAS a Prophet! Can we not have more prophets? Is that Blasphemy? I really don’t care
Am from Kenya , Nairobi, and am glad to hear my hero Malcolm talk about Kenyan leaders
How many Kenyans leaders talk about us?
@@irislee8711 after seeing your question I checked it out n none that I can find sadly shamefully Kenyan leaders are loudly silent
@@irislee8711 the leaders didn't talk, but Kenyan citizens are aware and many did did do murals, forwarded videos and discussed the events. What happens to you is of importance to us.
@@irislee8711 100%
@@snekesa All Africans because their ancestors sold us out
Malcolm X...A man for every generation/everyday
Malcolm X’s speechs’ have so much power in them! ✊🏽🖤
"We have never seen democracy all we have seen is hypocrisy "
By Malcolm x
09/21/2020 still relevant to the current situation.
Brother Malcolm is what black manhood should be. Everytime I hear this great Ancestors speak I am inspired so much. Wish I had met him but his with us in spirit and in our hearts ❤️
He sounds like he is talking about 2017.
2020 (now)
And May 9, 2020
RIP George Floyd 2020... Perfect vision may we see act change.
youre so tone deaf, he would laugh at kids nowadays complaining
He sounds like he is talking about 2083. ruclips.net/video/13InNpFXlL4/видео.html
One of my favorite speeches by Malcolm X.
love brother malcolm
I loved this speech. He is right.
"We need a Mau Mau" - Malcolm X. Is it not prophetic that his words still resonates more that 50 years after he was assasinated.
Not Prophecy, Judgment Day. ruclips.net/video/13InNpFXlL4/видео.html
Fannie Lou Hamer is one of the greatest black women that ever walked the face of the Earth may Allah bless her with paradise and the seventh heaven.
Her blackness is essential to who she is but her greatness among all women is true.
I agree We are blessed to have have Fannie Lou Hamer as an ancestor.
Ameen
@@MaryLou913 thanks for the compliment, are you Muslim to.
Yes sister i am and my whole family is I've been a Muslim since the age of 4 and may Allah continue to bless you, live, long and prosper.
A genius and an incredible human being...peace from Ireland.
Right back at yah! ✊🏾
Wow ...we have the same political condition's that this great man spoke of going on today. Nothing has changed.
Power has been one the side of oppressors.
2019 and the message is still relevant
2020
Bro . MALCOLM X spoke the “Real Deal.” Like the boxer “Real Deal Holyfield.
2020 today during this time where the entire country is protesting and calling for justice for the murder of Mr. George Floyd by 4 Minnesota race soldiers A.K.A the police
@@cheryldavis-gainey820 💯
"Speak your enemies language." Amen, brotha!
I am Serbian (a white woman) and perhaps what some of you may not know but practically all of the ideals Malcolm stood for, my own ancestors did, too - with the exception of Islam. We had a different experience with the Ottoman empire, where we were enslaved by them for close to 5 centuries.
But the generation that lived through the WWII was not afraid to die for its ideals so we could have a better world.
Malcolm was truly one of the greats and I can't imagine what the world would be like if he was still around - what a tremendous loss!!!!!!! We need another/more Malcolm(s) in the world!
Serbs are with you, brothers.❤
We love serbia
@@fahadfaraj1822 ❤️
May 30, 2020 still relevant
Malcolm X always spitting flames.
at his funeral they said in the eulogy that our black prince would return one day
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Racist!
Yes !!!
@monique bedford You ain't neva lie
Factz!!!!!!
@monique bedford Exactly!!!
*Right here in Harlem... In new York city we need a Mau Mau.... 📿*
Right Here !!!
@@joseamirandajr3723 🔥✊🏾🔥✊🏾🔥✊🏾
@@classiql Torch Is Burning !!!
@@joseamirandajr3723 🔥 ✊🏾
✊🏾
I believe brother Malcolm could have led us to where we want to be his luv for his own people was that great much respect
Great Respect !!!
Malcolm was a profound thinker and speaker. He put his life on the line for all people, black, white and every other creed/color. If Malcolm had been allowed to grow and mature things would have gotten bloody but we all would have moved in the right direction because of it. Freedom and liberation! BLOOD, that is the price for freedom and liberation, Blood. They sure shed his in a very public and hideous manner. I loved Malcolm then and I love him no less now. Thank you Brother Malcolm. I for one will continue to listen and learn from him. God bless youtube for creating this platform to hear our Brother Minister from the 60's!!!!!
This man was holy, this is why he was killed brutally, I only hear holiness in his mouth whenever I listen to any of his speech and his speech always shake me to my foundation, I only hear undiluted truth, the gospel of liberty, this was a man I can compare to none and until today he is a man I can not compare to any, I say this mainly because this kind of fearless human being is almost impossible to be found today. Thank you Malcolm's Disciples for sharing this with us and God Almighty shall continue to bless you so much. Amen! Love from your beloved bother! Adebanjo Emmanuel!
One of the world's greatest speakers
Beast they were! Beating her. They're still Beast Malcolm X!
He showed the way forward and today we are still here with same or worse injustices doing nothing
What a Fire !!!
This speech teaches me one thing. The situations in the 60s is still the same situations in 2020. But few things have changed: Good people are dead and vanguished from earth, courage and virtues of patriotism are long gone, unity died with heros who sacrificed their heroism. So, the cry of 60s is still my cry today. In 60s they shouted, in 2020 we are silent and fearful.
The repression of these movements has been real, persistent, and intense
Sit around singing we shall overcome.... Humour or wit in full from the Greatest African Leader ever Malcolm X
this message is so relevant for today it’s amazing and sad at the same time
That's right teach brother Minister Malcolm X speak on it
Respect
Oginga Odinga I'm Kenyan n I'm thrilled hearing this n in full support of black lives matter.
Powerful message 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The African Independence explosion, set the assignations of Malcolm X, Brother King, The Panthers, the Civil Rights Movement in expedient motion. If the Black Hand of America did not give us a taste of the American cup of iniquity, after taken their best shot, we showed we weren't afraid to die, they weren't crazy, after kicking a dog so long he will bite, We were on the verge of an American Mau Mau.
Our Black shining prince 🤴 Rest In Peace
Malcolm x talking about Africa leadership for black peoples for black freedom and black peoples around world RlP Malcolm x
The most important figure that has walked this screwed up country and scolded it's leaders in their face...who would you follow dead or alive?Team Shabazz all day!
Always enjoy listening to this great man of God.
Great and truthful listen..
This is the absolute truth! Anyone pay attention to minutes 4:15 especially?
So true and all we do is pull out our phones to film it
Yes yes
So apropos in 2020
Can't believe you just mentioned my home city of Nairobi just a week after we gained independence from the British rule. I do not think there is any person on the African continent who is a bigger student and fan of Malcolm X than me. Sadly Brother Malcolm X, the country whose independence you're proudly talking about has unfortunately been run down by dogs and cartels fathered by the family and close associates of none other than one of its very own founding freedom fighters, the Kenyatta family, so much so that 50+ years down the line we are yet to taste the benefits of not just the liberation of Kenya but that of the African continent as a whole from the white minority rule. I have to admit that the post-colonial Africa is in much worse shape and form than its pre-colonial state, and only a violent anti-establishment revolution can get us out of the mess that we have allowed our African leaders and dictators to put us in.
Lets !!!
Cia mucií ti como...
It Is TIME !!!
MAU MAU number 2...this time the mzungu is black
Teach the people, Benson! Independence means nothing without control of every institution that impinges on our people's lives. Read Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkurmah or Ahmed Seku Ture run down the problems of neocolonialism and how we can free ourselves. First we must have revolutionary ideology. Brother Malcolm teaches us rule number two: get yourself an international crew. The only thing between us and liberation is organization! We can't figure how to fix South Africa if we don't understand what's happening in South America or South Philly and link arms with our Family at Home in Africa and abroad in the Diaspora.
Forward!
Malcolm and H. rap brown are my two favorites.
This man was the truth realtalk
Malcolm 💪
In 2020 we need a Mau Mau.
the strongest voice of black nationalism we miss your presence mr x ,i love you so much malcolm
Exactly we need both
This Particular Speech Was Very Refreshing!
Man, The X with his words can burn like acid. He was no sheep, no wolf, no fox, no tiger, no lion, but all of these in one.
WELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!! An O G anti-hypocrisy crusader -- LOVE this brother!
May -June 2020 MOST RELEVANT.
To everyone, that listens to this intelligent man speak, know that for us to be better together it will HAVE to start with you. RESPECT, PEACE and LOVE towards people who look similar to you. He wanted better for all of us, and in these times praise is given more to entertainers and less to good parents and educators. We need to reach a common language for us, less so called leaders and more listeners, plans and then action to better all of us. "Broke together, NEVER rich alone".
he was very close friends with Mrs Hamer and was due to visit her in Miss. but he was killed the day before he was to travel there
I so hate that this prophet/ freedom fighter was assisinated!
I so hate that this prophet/ freedom fighter was assisinated!
Roy Williams
His time on this Earth ,Malcolm did enough, Nobody could can stay on this Earth forever . His Spirit was left on and I have met many brothers strong absolute and focused. When he was talking to us I always knew he was training me to take his place, no problem.
listen to that February 18th 1965 radio broadcast! Brother Malcolm repeatedly said he'd be at the Audubon ballroom on the 21st of February 1965! I'm upset he let them know he'd be there.
@@navyflyer7465 --- NONE OF US HAVE TAKEN HIS PLACE.
He was sent to educate his people because the white man wasn't going to do it, i truly believe that was his purpose and gift. And boy did he deliver lol. And even though they painted him as a villain in history books when we hear him speak his words sink deep into our hearts because we know they are true. And that's the thing about truth it doesn't matter who said it or how long ago it was said, truth is truth and your heart knows it.
Truth Is Truth !!!
He was amazing and he was 100% right. The logic was more apparent but simehow people thought what he said was dangerous? Wth my goodness HE WAS RIGHT.
How can saying what is right be dangerous?
Yes!!!
Sunshine Laugh i didnt say it but growing up i hear stories about Malcolm or how he was made to look. That still happens to this day, when the big shots running media decide to gang up on a person because they maybe dangerous for their ambition, you will see attacks from every angle. So media is the dangerous ones.
A true King forever Malcom X the words he speaks ring truth.
2020,REAL TALK💯BALLOT,BULLET
Who thinks we still need the MauMau soldiers now in 2019 😂
Brother Toby it's MAUMAU which is an abbreviation of mzungu arudi ulaya mwafrika apate Uhuru. Meaning; white man to go back to Europe for the Africans to get Their freedom.
?? .. DAMN, EVERYTHING IS A JOKE, HUH .. BLACK MAN HAVE TO LEARN TO “GROW UP” AT YOUNGER AGES .. !!
Maumau not maomao.
I Do !!!
Amen. ..
Baddest man to ever step foot in North America
Malcolm X Is The truth.....straight lace... He was a G
MALCOLM X THE GREAT BLACK 1ST MY BROTHA✊.
Love this man
Relevant now, because it is still the same power structure.
A GREAT BROTHER, for all people after the 9TRUTH IS TOLD...
Our Mau Mau masses are pure warriors of our families as well as our own survival. They didn’t take crap from anyone. Dedan Kimanti is more of a Mau Mau warrior than Kenyatta.
In a revolution, there are different roles and in most cases forces of nature push individuals to their roles. Its impossible to quantify roles. Even the mothers who fed freedom fighters and boys who were used to deliver messages played a role
As we climbed the steps and sat in the Audubon Ballroom in the spring of 1964, Malcolm repeated what he had admonished us to do without fail. He forcefully repeated the one commission that even he had neglected and ignored early on his path. Malcolm said he might send members door to door” to be sure we complied or be given “24 hours to get out of Harlem.” The one act each and every one of us had an obligation to do at each and every opportunity… and if not done, would be done for us and, most assuredly, to us…VOTE!!
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Rest your soul brother and continue guide and look over us. Give them this or give them that; and eye for an eye. A @UCKLff6ADFWS8RIz_KEl7A0w; Disciple of Malcolm X, blow for blow
I would’ve loved to see Malcolm and Obama in a debate Malcolm would’ve embarrassed him Badly ❤️
debate with the covert bootlicker.... he wouldn't survive a debate with brotha Khalid Muhammad. Malcolm is out of his league. Just saw a nasty disrespectful letter written from the FBI to MLK Jr and I bet Obama would have at least handful of excuses to downplay its severity.
Is it necessary for us to give our common enemy entertainment while we fight amongst ourselves. I think not. Better to unite and embarrass the racists.
@Viper Obama was there to be a butler in the eyes of the dems cleaning up after George W. He help everyone except Black people. U really don't know half of what you claim to know. Realize that the power is not being POTUS because that's just an image, a facade of sorts. True power is wielded by the elite that's behind the scenes. U must think Gail had a choice in what she asked of Lisa Leslie. Guess again. She's a puppet just like the POTUS. Only she is on a lower level yet they're all functioning towards the same agenda.
Whether you attend an HBCU an Ivy League or just an ordinary state college, guess what non genius, they all have the same curriculum when the board members reconvene. Panoramic view. There's no productive progress as a people being under another people's boot. Even MLK jr began to realize that fact before his assassination. Should you continue to adhere to thinking like a cave beast in melanated skin you will be awarded nothing more than death by assimilation.
A 2008 Malcolm X, would have been proud of Obama, because he, like Farrakhan would have understood the moment! During Obama's 2 term Farrakhan made the choice not to publicly oppose Obama, because he understood the optics of doing so and would not allow the media, nor The GOP the benefit of weaponizing his words against Obama. A 2008 Malcolm X would have done the same!
@Island Roena Malcolm wasn't centuries ahead there have been millions of black people who held the same belief as he. He is one of our most eloquent speakers and Messengers. Malcolm's father was a member of the Marcus Garvey movement.
Unapologetic truth. Not corrupt but with sincerity and integrity. Acerbic, with conciseness.With few well placed aphorisms and just blatant honesty. The Spirit of truth is upon him, for this purpose he was ordained.
Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13. Just as the prophet proclaimed, Mr. Malcolm X did not exist without a purpose.
Still Here !!!
''You get freedom by letting your enemy know that you'll do anything to get your freedom; then you'll get it. It's the only way you'll get it.''-Malcom X''
June 2020 and the message is definitely still relevant. Shalom My Family✊🏾👨🏾🦲👍🏾
16:03 as Mrs Fannie Lou Hamer pointed out …(...)
22:39 it is just a shame that Mrs Hamer came out here this afternoon where there are so few people (…) all of the people in Harlem should have her heard describe what they did to her down there (...) they need to hear her story, to know more about (...)
Later on, years after this she was given homage on the PBS documentary "eyes on the prize"
Thanks for sharing this with us.
POWERFUL.......!!!!