Malcolm X was a 100% right, and the white/jew liberal Democrats are the same today. Today they are still trying to exploit and use black/latino people for votes. White liberals don't come to the black/latino communities until election time, and then they run to the black church and try to pimp black people out in the name of their "cause".
How do we get the black/latino communities to wake up Sup Forums?
By giving them a political party that cares for them
And no such part exist in America
Elijah Harris
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Ryan Lewis
I support black nationalists. They want to segregate and acknowledge the Jewish question.
Ethan Garcia
Malcolm X was the best leader that Black Americans had, next to Marcus Garvey. There is definitely an agenda to keep him swept under the rug and MLK glorified like none other
Brandon Perry
This is why malcolm x is not allowed to be taught in schools, but MLK is allowed.
Julian Evans
Fake quote
Jeremiah Butler
Yes. Race relations can improve when the races are segregated and their interests are chaired by those whom share their complexion.
Lincoln Martin
Consider me redpilled.
My favourite answer to the question: "are you a white nationalist" is "maybe. but i'm also a black nationalist and a jewish nationalist"
Oliver Campbell
Didn't Malcom call for violence against white people?
Connor Butler
>MLK followed the white patriachy concept >Malcom X actually tried to reach an allience with white nationals and neo-nazis yet that feat isn't recorded.
Trying to make two racial opposites stop fighting > making a speech
Malcolm X was a massive Black supremacist and hated white people with a fucking passion and even wanted to militarize blacks for a race war.
You're a fucking dumbass OP.
Landon Sanders
>/ourguy/ >hated white people with a passion kys
Owen Garcia
Swedistan btfo
Joshua Ortiz
He hated white liberals/hypocrites.
Ryder Young
No, that's a lie commonly misattributed to him. He actually changed after his Hajj, and there's nothing wrong honestly with liking your own people more than others.
Jackson Gutierrez
When Martin Luther King gave his “I Have a Dream” speech during the 1963 March in DC, Malcolm called it the “Farce on Washington.” “Who ever heard of angry revolutionists all harmonizing ‘We Shall Overcome’ … while tripping and swaying along arm-in-arm with the very people they were supposed to be angrily revolting against?” he wrote in his autobiography.
A believer in strict separation of the races, he once even entered into secret negotiations with the KKK. Yet after making a religious pilgrimage to Mecca in April 1964, he began, in his own words, to “reappraise the ‘white man.’” From that point forward, Malcolm moved away from black separatism and wholesale denunciations of whites, and instead embraced a more humanistic approach to fighting oppression.
Brandon Lee
I could be wrong, but I think he advocated for violence in self defense.
"Be peaceful, be courteous, obey the law, respect everyone; but if someone puts his hand on you, send him to the cemetery."
Benjamin King
I don't think so
Christopher White
Yes he did
Charles Evans
The first and only time hanging out with Muslims has made someone more tolerant.
