On the 57th anniversary of his assassination, we honor Malcolm X’s life and legacy by recalling his revolutionary message to the downtrodden peoples of the world and carrying on his fight for liberation. In this 2015 documentary, produced by The Real News Network, TRNN Executive Producer Eddie Conway, Angela Davis, Danny Glover, and other voices for justice reflect on Malcolm’s contributions to the global struggle for liberation—a struggle that continues to this day.
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When I look back on this wayyyy back in 1965 when I was only 3 years old, not understanding the significance of the event of Feb 21, 1965. As I grew up and began to understand who this man was after reading the Autobiography of Malcolm X as well as a better understanding of how the government worked! Specifically during the J. Edgar era. The one thing that still stands out to me more than anything! Was how right that woman was with the Scarf on her head wayyyy back in 1965, when she said the government put the killer's up to it, with emphasis on the power structure still in place today! Wow!
R.I.P. to both THEM and Malcolm X together they opened both our eyes and mouths. Yes they achieved that! Respect!
Malcom X is no one to look up to. He was a card carring Marxist. Bent on keeping racism as a divider to harm American. .a racist in speech. What many blacks can't handle, truth. Your not alone when come to an Injustice. Discrimination. Hate , killings. Stop this poor me I'm black . A victim. Look around as Danny Glover's very. He walked off the victim plantation. As many blacks have done. We have more black millionaires then any nation. See your the problem not your color. .
He was too chill with those devils frt
I think to some degree the Nation of Islam actually worked with agencies like the FBI. Or should I say Elijah Muhammad worked with the FBI.
AAA+++Bedford, Texas
Malcolm X was a violent racist with no real redeeming value
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Good video. Maybe use different music than what you would hear in a Pr0ject Ver!tas video, though?
There is only one race, the human race. The negative energy coming from both sides, much like the way certain dog breeds are aggressive towards other dogs, is palpable and guarantees its perpetuation. “You can kill all the haters, but you can’t kill hate†– MLK
FDR was a pragmatist, MLK, Jr. was a philosopher/humanitarian. Now we need a DC monument for Malcolm X, the activist. We need all 3 to create a decent society.
I couldn’t trust Danny Glover anymore after I found out he was at Bohemian Grove. Forever Malcom X
Malcolm was a threat to Elijah Muhammad, Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam.
Malcom X was assassinated because he become a global figure, and he was thinking globally, beyond realm of race, religion and humanity, he wanted justice and peace for everyone, and that was the biggest threat to the system of tyranny and fascism, because the whole world wants freedom and truth in the face of western oppression.
Malcolm X was onto something. He realised that the fight for equality for the black man goes beyond the US. He realised we must fight against Western power structure, aka white supremacy. The concept that speaking, eating, dressing and believing in what the white man does is sophistication. Whilst anyone else, unlike the white man, is backwards.
Read~ Me & White Supremacy by Layla F. Saad
This film shows why I commemorate Malcolm X’s birthday every year.
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Malcolm was a completely unmatched genius.
Unfortunately Malcolm X got J Edgar Hoover's panties in a bunch.
There killing the palestinians
European imperialists