Showing posts with label malcolm X. Show all posts
Showing posts with label malcolm X. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Malcolm X And The March On Washington
Ok. I'm hooked on Malcolm for a sec. The quality that set Malcolm X apart from all others was his ability to tell the truth. No one challenged his facts or his sincerity. Even under withering questioning from reporters, students, scholars, and other African-American leaders, he never wavered in his conviction to the truth.
We should look to Malcolm X for leadership now more than ever.
RIP
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Malcolm X-Prophet
Malcolm was so far ahead of his time he makes the rest of us look like cavemen. It's inspiring to look back and hear first hand the thoughts of a real revolutionary, visionary, and prophet.
As a kid growing up in Alabama, Malcolm did'nt get much TV or radio time. No speeches or appearances were televised. No reports in the local paper. Just a small two inch column in the paper when he died.
No statues or monuments exist for the greatest of all Black leaders. No holidays, parades, commemorations, nothing. His family did'nt capitalize on his image, writings, or tapes. Betty Shabazz died virtually penniless.
Thanks Brother Malcolm for reminding us of our true selves.
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Brother Malcolm X On the Police
Dr. Henry Louis Gates, meet Malcolm X from 40 years ago. Sound familiar?
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