Malcolm X basically talking about cops and white America in 2015

[Colin$mackabi$h]

The past always tell the truth now

 

[Already Home_17]

a lot of knowledge he dropped back then still applies today

 

[5th Letter]

a lot of knowledge he dropped back then still applies today

It felt like the speech was made yesterday it just goes to show how much things haven't really changed.

 

[Olorun22]

a lot of knowledge he dropped back then still applies today

Just like my nigga pac

 

[Mister B.]

That's what happens when you are ahead of your time...you become a "problem" to the community.

R.I.P. Prince Brother Malcolm.

 

[john581]

God rest that man's soul

 

[goldenja]

damn..

 

[jetlifebih]

my sound went out at 2:15

 

[playmaker88]

my sound went out at 2:15

Its a replay

 

[kingblaze84]

Great speech

 

[playmaker88]

instead of posting and commenting on frivolous bullshit on social medias.. Post this.

 

[BobOblah]

instead of posting and commenting on frivolous bullshit on social medias.. Post this.

You're gonna need to find a way to incorporate it into a Hotline Bling meme

 

[kingblaze84]

instead of posting and commenting on frivolous bullshit on social medias.. Post this.

You're gonna need to find a way to incorporate it into a Hotline Bling meme

LOL, I'm loving those Hotline Bling memes

 

[Ajackson17]

The Great Powerful Force of Nature(Neteru, Orisha, Anu and etc) and is an powerful ancestor.

 

[BobOblah]

Bumpin just because it's eerily relevant and I'm re-reading The Autobiography right now...

 

[the dukester]

Malcolm X's family lineage is sooted with abject tragedy and sorrow.

-His Father was lynched by the Klan.

-His Mother died young after being committed to a mental institution.

-His Grandson killed his wife in a deliberately set fire.

-His Grandson was killed in Mexico, being thrown out a hotel window.

So much black pain.....

In the words of the late Ossie Davis (who eulogized Malcolm) "He's our own black shining Prince."

This video illustrates that we haven't made any significant progress on police brutality.

Until the white people you work with, shop with in grocery stores, ride with on subway's, start their OWN protest marches (not piggy-backing off ours) then we'll see policy change at the highest levels of police departments.

Until that happens (I'm not holding my breath) the only thing that will change is the rhetoric, but the system of brutality will remain.