Es justo decir que, Malcolm X fue, al menos inicialmente, un racista feroz, cuyas opiniones eran que la separación forzada de negros y blancos era el único camino a seguir, en gran parte porque sus creencias estaban fuertemente influenciadas por el separatismo negro de Elijah Muhammad y el grupo de Nación de Islam.
Fue sólo después de visitar La Meca en la peregrinación Hajj que cambió sus puntos de vista, después de haber visto a musulmanes de todos los colores interactuando pacíficamente, sin mencionar su enconada ruptura con la Nación de Islam, precipitada por las travesuras y pecadillos sexuales de Elijah Muhammad, en flagrante contradicción con sus propias enseñanzas y las del Islam.
Muhammad
Malcolm X fue un ministro musulmán estadounidense y activista de derechos humanos que fue una figura destacada durante el movimiento de derechos civiles. Nació el 19 de mayo de 1925 en Omaha, NE y fue asesinado el 21 de febrero de 1965 en el Centro Médico Irving de la Universidad de Columbia, Nueva York, NY.
Farrakhan
La Nación del Islam sigue siendo un grupo de odio de facto, que prácticamente ha admitido su papel en el asesinato de Malcolm, pero su influencia perniciosa sobre él y la retórica de odio que caracterizó su activismo inicial como resultado es quizás el más conocido de sus discursos y obras, y lamentablemente estropea la memoria de este hombre, en mi opinión. Mucho odio se ha justificado desde entonces con las opiniones de Malcolm X quien, de manera muy literal, fue asesinado por el odio.
“La suerte está echada y Malcolm no escapará. Un hombre así es digno de muerte“. – Louis Farrakhan en Muhammad Speaks, 4 de diciembre de 1964.
There are Muslims here of all colors and from every part of this earth. During the past days here in Mecca (Jeddah, Mina, and Mustaliph) while understanding the rituals of the Hajj, I have eaten. From the same plate, drank from the same glass and slept on the same bed or rug – with Kings, potentates and other forms of rulers – ***** with fellow Muslims whose skin was the whitest of white, whose eyes was the bluest of blue, and whose hair was the blondest of blond – I could look into their blue eyes and see that they regarded me as the same (Brothers), because their faith in One God (Allah) had actually removed “white” from their mind, which automatically changed their attitude and their behavior (towards) people of other colors. Their beliefs in the Oneness as made them so different from American whites that their colors played no part in my mind in my dealing with them
Looking the time he was living and how black were treated who can blame him for ever having had such beliefs. Although he changed after mecca visit, some times people push you to choose a way, because the time you are living says alot of what & who you are. It is like saying why do most people in America don’t love the police & justice system we have, while watching almost every day how they treat them.
My granny (white) had the opportunity to meet Malcolm X when he came in to the convenience store where she worked to buy something. This was just before the riots and the burning of D.C. in the 60’s. She said he was very polite and was very nice to her.
Malcolm was ignorant about a lot until his later years, and once he figured out the real problem behind the suffering of African Americans, he got assassinated. I think at that time he figured out that Slavery was not a white people thing. probably figured out that most of the whites didn’t own slaves and an overwhelming majority of slave traders were not white Europeans.
I hope those people of color wanting to vote for Trump will see and UNDERSTAND the meaning of Malcolm X speech… African Americans making sure that the words of the Founding Fathers in the Constitution are meaningful.
Everything Malcom X said is true and should serve as a pilar for the full independence of Africa and rid of all foreign armies from that lovely continent.
My folks got married in 1959. I think of my parents and how they were treated during this awful time. I also think of all the issues I’ve dealt with in my life and how Malcolm made it his life’s mission to better the lives of all people during and after his short life.
This is why I don’t trust liberals or conservatives, especially conservatives. With the way they have been behaving Both parties were created by the same race of people.
Not only did Malcolm X speak it, but God has also been telling black folks, his people that we are a stiff neck people who are hardheaded and disobedient as well. So maybe now more black folks will wake up and smell the coffee because it’s perking loud and clear.
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Es justo decir que, Malcolm X fue, al menos inicialmente, un racista feroz, cuyas opiniones eran que la separación forzada de negros y blancos era el único camino a seguir, en gran parte porque sus creencias estaban fuertemente influenciadas por el separatismo negro de Elijah Muhammad y el grupo de Nación de Islam.
Fue sólo después de visitar La Meca en la peregrinación Hajj que cambió sus puntos de vista, después de haber visto a musulmanes de todos los colores interactuando pacíficamente, sin mencionar su enconada ruptura con la Nación de Islam, precipitada por las travesuras y pecadillos sexuales de Elijah Muhammad, en flagrante contradicción con sus propias enseñanzas y las del Islam.
La Nación del Islam sigue siendo un grupo de odio de facto, que prácticamente ha admitido su papel en el asesinato de Malcolm, pero su influencia perniciosa sobre él y la retórica de odio que caracterizó su activismo inicial como resultado es quizás el más conocido de sus discursos y obras, y lamentablemente estropea la memoria de este hombre, en mi opinión. Mucho odio se ha justificado desde entonces con las opiniones de Malcolm X quien, de manera muy literal, fue asesinado por el odio.
“La suerte está echada y Malcolm no escapará. Un hombre así es digno de muerte“. – Louis Farrakhan en Muhammad Speaks, 4 de diciembre de 1964.
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febrero 17, 2024
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There are Muslims here of all colors and from every part of this earth. During the past days here in Mecca (Jeddah, Mina, and Mustaliph) while understanding the rituals of the Hajj, I have eaten. From the same plate, drank from the same glass and slept on the same bed or rug – with Kings, potentates and other forms of rulers – ***** with fellow Muslims whose skin was the whitest of white, whose eyes was the bluest of blue, and whose hair was the blondest of blond – I could look into their blue eyes and see that they regarded me as the same (Brothers), because their faith in One God (Allah) had actually removed “white” from their mind, which automatically changed their attitude and their behavior (towards) people of other colors. Their beliefs in the Oneness as made them so different from American whites that their colors played no part in my mind in my dealing with them
Ante los ojos De Dios todos somos iguales
he was a great thinker
Looking the time he was living and how black were treated who can blame him for ever having had such beliefs. Although he changed after mecca visit, some times people push you to choose a way, because the time you are living says alot of what & who you are. It is like saying why do most people in America don’t love the police & justice system we have, while watching almost every day how they treat them.
Truly inspirational man.
My granny (white) had the opportunity to meet Malcolm X when he came in to the convenience store where she worked to buy something. This was just before the riots and the burning of D.C. in the 60’s. She said he was very polite and was very nice to her.
X Didn’t Like White People & Didn’t Believe That They Would Stop Being Racist
He had many bad experiences… would you agree?
Self defense means MILITIA not individual ownership
I don’t respect what they did to him. Dogs wagging they tail between they legs till this day to be better than a true KING.
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لا اله إلا الله محمد رسول الله
Harlem was an urban mecca Malcolm X knew what he was talking about.
Malcom x said if a white man put his hands on you you take him to the cemetery
Greatness gone way too soon
There is no inherent connection to race and culture, and not to ancestral heritage either. The human is a computer program.
Malcolm was ignorant about a lot until his later years, and once he figured out the real problem behind the suffering of African Americans, he got assassinated. I think at that time he figured out that Slavery was not a white people thing. probably figured out that most of the whites didn’t own slaves and an overwhelming majority of slave traders were not white Europeans.
Bad timing.
I hope those people of color wanting to vote for Trump will see and UNDERSTAND the meaning of Malcolm X speech… African Americans making sure that the words of the Founding Fathers in the Constitution are meaningful.
If we cared for the constitution. We would not allow republicans to “serve” in government.
Reps are looking into legalize slavery.
Everything Malcom X said is true and should serve as a pilar for the full independence of Africa and rid of all foreign armies from that lovely continent.
To me, this Man here is the holy one…
أعتقد أن مالكوم كان أحد أذكى وأشجع رجل أسود عاش على الإطلاق.
رحمه الله.
My folks got married in 1959. I think of my parents and how they were treated during this awful time. I also think of all the issues I’ve dealt with in my life and how Malcolm made it his life’s mission to better the lives of all people during and after his short life.
His light stills lives in the hearts of all who really heard his message and we’re and still are inspired
“Truth is on the side of the oppressed.”
——– Malcolm X
This is why I don’t trust liberals or conservatives, especially conservatives. With the way they have been behaving
Both parties were created by the same race of people.
Malcom X was right and now the chickens are coming home to roost.
The late and great Dick Gregory said it best. We think because the system ALLOWS us to vote that we part of this government, and we are not.
Not only did Malcolm X speak it, but God has also been telling black folks, his people that we are a stiff neck people who are hardheaded and disobedient as well. So maybe now more black folks will wake up and smell the coffee because it’s perking loud and clear.
Not only did we just ignore Malcolm X but we’ve forgotten about him as well.
Tipo controvertido como Cassius Clay
El racismo una verdadera maldicion
Malcolm the perfect villain who served preaching hate and militancy