What Would Malcolm X Say About ‘Negro’ Celebrities Meeting with Trump?
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Reminds me of Beyoncé showing up at dem ralliesPeople love quoting one sentence from King and X out of context to make claims. But here is something from X for you guys that quote Morgan Freeman or Chris Rock.
What would Malcolm X have to say about the Black celebrities meeting with Trump? There is no need to guess because the Black nationalist leader — in his infinite wisdom and understanding about white supremacy — told us how he felt over half a century ago.
“Comedians, comics, trumpet players, baseball players. Show me in the white community where a comedian is a white leader,” Malcolm X said in an Oct. 11, 1963, interview at the University of California, Berkeley. “Show me in the white community where a singer is a white leader or a dancer or a trumpet player is a white leader. These aren’t leaders. These are puppets and clowns that have been set up over the Black community by the white community and have been made celebrities and, usually, they say exactly what they know the white man wants to hear.”
Malcolm’s point was simple and yet profound. Black people have supported these white politicians and placed them first, yet no one is placing the interests of Black people first. White racists have used divide-and-conquer tactics against the African-American community, he said, having us at each other’s throats, fighting over separations vs. integration when the goal should be freedom. Malcolm X was admonishing the Black community, urging them to wake up. Wake up from white supremacy and toward control over our politics. And over half a century later, it seems as if some of us still need to wake up.
What Would Malcolm X Say About 'Negro' Celebrities Meeting with Trump?
What would Malcolm X have to say about the Black celebrities meeting with Trump? There is no need to guess because the Black nationalist leader — in hisatlantablackstar.com
Would we herald a white man who believed in separatism, and who called for a white-only country?
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Who cares?People love quoting one sentence from King and X out of context to make claims. But here is something from X for you guys that quote Morgan Freeman or Chris Rock.
What would Malcolm X have to say about the Black celebrities meeting with Trump? There is no need to guess because the Black nationalist leader — in his infinite wisdom and understanding about white supremacy — told us how he felt over half a century ago.
“Comedians, comics, trumpet players, baseball players. Show me in the white community where a comedian is a white leader,” Malcolm X said in an Oct. 11, 1963, interview at the University of California, Berkeley. “Show me in the white community where a singer is a white leader or a dancer or a trumpet player is a white leader. These aren’t leaders. These are puppets and clowns that have been set up over the Black community by the white community and have been made celebrities and, usually, they say exactly what they know the white man wants to hear.”
Malcolm’s point was simple and yet profound. Black people have supported these white politicians and placed them first, yet no one is placing the interests of Black people first. White racists have used divide-and-conquer tactics against the African-American community, he said, having us at each other’s throats, fighting over separations vs. integration when the goal should be freedom. Malcolm X was admonishing the Black community, urging them to wake up. Wake up from white supremacy and toward control over our politics. And over half a century later, it seems as if some of us still need to wake up.
What Would Malcolm X Say About 'Negro' Celebrities Meeting with Trump?
What would Malcolm X have to say about the Black celebrities meeting with Trump? There is no need to guess because the Black nationalist leader — in his
Mslclm X was a white hating, black supremacist as you are.People love quoting one sentence from King and X out of context to make claims. But here is something from X for you guys that quote Morgan Freeman or Chris Rock.
What would Malcolm X have to say about the Black celebrities meeting with Trump? There is no need to guess because the Black nationalist leader — in his infinite wisdom and understanding about white supremacy — told us how he felt over half a century ago.
“Comedians, comics, trumpet players, baseball players. Show me in the white community where a comedian is a white leader,” Malcolm X said in an Oct. 11, 1963, interview at the University of California, Berkeley. “Show me in the white community where a singer is a white leader or a dancer or a trumpet player is a white leader. These aren’t leaders. These are puppets and clowns that have been set up over the Black community by the white community and have been made celebrities and, usually, they say exactly what they know the white man wants to hear.”
Malcolm’s point was simple and yet profound. Black people have supported these white politicians and placed them first, yet no one is placing the interests of Black people first. White racists have used divide-and-conquer tactics against the African-American community, he said, having us at each other’s throats, fighting over separations vs. integration when the goal should be freedom. Malcolm X was admonishing the Black community, urging them to wake up. Wake up from white supremacy and toward control over our politics. And over half a century later, it seems as if some of us still need to wake up.
What Would Malcolm X Say About 'Negro' Celebrities Meeting with Trump?
What would Malcolm X have to say about the Black celebrities meeting with Trump? There is no need to guess because the Black nationalist leader — in his
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They sure wouldn't. Plus they are too weak mentally to face the truth about them that the facts show.
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You voted about 40 of them into the office of the presidency. You see folks, this is what I'm talking about. The idiot rattles off a comment and is unaware of his own history.
Why at one point did Malcolm X call for separatism and a black only country?
Because that's what whites wanted during the Jim Crow era that he lived in dumb ass.
X is celebrated because he stood up to white racists and refused to back down.
This has been the continuing problem. White supremacy is ingrained in the minds of some people so deeply that they ignore what they do and then act like the response is the problem.
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What did Malcom X say about White Liberals? Do you agree or disagree with Malcom X on this?People love quoting one sentence from King and X out of context to make claims. But here is something from X for you guys that quote Morgan Freeman or Chris Rock.
What would Malcolm X have to say about the Black celebrities meeting with Trump? There is no need to guess because the Black nationalist leader — in his infinite wisdom and understanding about white supremacy — told us how he felt over half a century ago.
“Comedians, comics, trumpet players, baseball players. Show me in the white community where a comedian is a white leader,” Malcolm X said in an Oct. 11, 1963, interview at the University of California, Berkeley. “Show me in the white community where a singer is a white leader or a dancer or a trumpet player is a white leader. These aren’t leaders. These are puppets and clowns that have been set up over the Black community by the white community and have been made celebrities and, usually, they say exactly what they know the white man wants to hear.”
Malcolm’s point was simple and yet profound. Black people have supported these white politicians and placed them first, yet no one is placing the interests of Black people first. White racists have used divide-and-conquer tactics against the African-American community, he said, having us at each other’s throats, fighting over separations vs. integration when the goal should be freedom. Malcolm X was admonishing the Black community, urging them to wake up. Wake up from white supremacy and toward control over our politics. And over half a century later, it seems as if some of us still need to wake up.
What Would Malcolm X Say About 'Negro' Celebrities Meeting with Trump?
What would Malcolm X have to say about the Black celebrities meeting with Trump? There is no need to guess because the Black nationalist leader — in his
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Because he's a white race baiter ??
How can one asshole-posting racist, like IQ2, so consistently post such mindless black racism?
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So you aren't intelligent enough to talk about the topic.Your race baiting skirt is showing your dumb ace again..
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Why did Malcolm X ask for a section of America for blacks? Can you answer that question honestly or are you going to post some dumb ass shit because you can't?He called for a black only country ? Now how do you suppose he had planned to pull that one off ? Are you an aspiring off spring of his way of thinking ?..
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No, they don't come to his aid. Actually, people like Joe B constantly correct IM2. If IM2 is corrected, then he runs away.
But yes, I was also wondering why IM2 posts 'round the clock with various accounts. It's been suggested he is paid, and I think that is probably true.
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Roderick the sellout has shown up? I can't see what you post either. So join the whites you bootlick in talking to yourselves. You see Junior, I was alive when X was out there. He had good reason for doing what he did.
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People love quoting one sentence from King and X out of context to make claims. But here is something from X for you guys that quote Morgan Freeman or Chris Rock.
What would Malcolm X have to say about the Black celebrities meeting with Trump? There is no need to guess because the Black nationalist leader — in his infinite wisdom and understanding about white supremacy — told us how he felt over half a century ago.
“Comedians, comics, trumpet players, baseball players. Show me in the white community where a comedian is a white leader,” Malcolm X said in an Oct. 11, 1963, interview at the University of California, Berkeley. “Show me in the white community where a singer is a white leader or a dancer or a trumpet player is a white leader. These aren’t leaders. These are puppets and clowns that have been set up over the Black community by the white community and have been made celebrities and, usually, they say exactly what they know the white man wants to hear.”
Malcolm’s point was simple and yet profound. Black people have supported these white politicians and placed them first, yet no one is placing the interests of Black people first. White racists have used divide-and-conquer tactics against the African-American community, he said, having us at each other’s throats, fighting over separations vs. integration when the goal should be freedom. Malcolm X was admonishing the Black community, urging them to wake up. Wake up from white supremacy and toward control over our politics. And over half a century later, it seems as if some of us still need to wake up.
What Would Malcolm X Say About 'Negro' Celebrities Meeting with Trump?
What would Malcolm X have to say about the Black celebrities meeting with Trump? There is no need to guess because the Black nationalist leader — in his
No one cares what a dead racist commie would think.
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