Then how is he the greatest leader dumbassAs much as I admire malcolm and believe he is the greatest leader we ever had.....this is true.
Then how is he the greatest leader dumbassAs much as I admire malcolm and believe he is the greatest leader we ever had.....this is true.
Said the dude who puts erect penis’s in his mouth.![]()

it does make sense bc integration into the white society has had harmful effects on the collective black consciousness. I doubt that's how deep the twitter girl was thinking about it, but it's true. I would never call MLK a 'c00n' but it's false to say that full integration was all good for black people.Her bird babble doesn't even make sense, we still own and owned things after integration.
The hundreds and hundreds of speeches Malcolm gave on Sunday afternoons, Monday nights, Wednesday nights, and Friday nights at the temple on 116th Street, and various temples across the country, were Elijah Muhammad's teachings.Malcolm’s quotes from his speeches and interviews were his own,
Thomas Hagan, admitted to and convicted of Malcolm's murder, at his parole hearing:he was killed by the NOI for criticizing Elijah Muhammad publicly
I'm seeing more and more of this. Especially from these fake woke clowns
Then how is he the greatest leader dumbass

Because none of us were alive to see the bad things were before integration, all we know is the good.it's false to say that full integration was all good for black people.
Black nationalists were calling dr king an Uncle tom way back in the 60’s
This is not a new opinion at all, and as I’ve said before - Malcolms teachings and quotes have aged far better than dr kings
Because none of us were alive to see the bad things were before integration, all we know is the good.
I'm not sure why anyone would romanticize a time when you couldn't even be considered for a job based on your skin color.
The hundreds and hundreds of speeches Malcolm gave on Sunday afternoons, Monday nights, Wednesday nights, and Friday nights at the temple on 116th Street, and various temples across the country, were Elijah Muhammad's teachings.
Thomas Hagan, admitted to and convicted of Malcolm's murder, at his parole hearing:
"I can't say that anyone in the Nation of Islam gave us the idea or instructed us to do it. We did this ourselves for the most part, yes," Hagan told the parole board.


They were wrong then.... and truth be told, black nationalists weren’t willing to engage the white power structure to change public policy.. and the teachings you’re referring too are of the Koran and Elijah Muhammad
Quiet as it's keep though, i never saw Malcolm in the streets putting action to his teachings. He made speeches. But it's not about Malc vs Martin, we needed both of them.