Stanley Crouch "..Malcolm X was no more than a charismatic heckler.."

If Malcolm X was only a talker he would not have gotten killed back then. And would probably still be alive today.

It isn't good nor necessary to compare Martin Luther King to Malcolm X. They were both for the same thing.

No matter how hard they try. The spirit of freedom will never die.
Yep. But I'm sure gathering African, South American, and Middle Eastern support for his planned Genocide claim in the World Court was all talk.
 
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This jigaboo is a joke. He tap dances for whitey all day everyday
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- thanks for your response :lol::lol::lol:

those numbers are misleading - many of the shootings and violent acts carried out by panthers, were done by wanna-be's and people whom the key figureheads of the black panther movement didn't want in their anyway..

however, i stand corrected - the panthers DID shoot at cops. and yes, my foot is quite tasty.

what about my other 2 points though? these cats just LET drugs evaporate their community (the dope game started in their backyard!) and many of the panthers went on to become bloods and crips...like i said - they didn't do shit. they were symbolic, and gave black people a sense of pride, but in the grand scheme of things, nada.
I was talking about you! :hmm:
 
what about my other 2 points though? these cats just LET drugs evaporate their community (the dope game started in their backyard!) and many of the panthers went on to become bloods and crips...like i said - they didn't do shit. they were symbolic, and gave black people a sense of pride, but in the grand scheme of things, nada.

The Panther Movement would have provided a much better future for black people than MLK's movement. I think MLK was the greatest American ever for pushing through those civil rights bills. But after that he went in the wrong direction. He fought the war that the small black middle class wanted (integrated housing) instead of the war that the masses needed.

Integration was a disaster for African Americans. We became divided just when we won the legal right to prosper in this country. The black middle class left, and there was no more community to speak of. (The black middle class has been trying to live with whites ever since Reconstruction.) No role models, no investment, no education in inner cities because the best and brightest of us deserted the rest of us.

The Panthers were the closest to bringing us together. They led a national grass roots movement to EDUCATE black people. They wanted to instill black pride; knowledge of black history; and knowledge of our rights as citizens. Plus they implemented social policies (free lunch). However, their major mistake was in not reaching out to the black entrepreneurs and middle class.

But we must remember that the Panthers did not LET anything happen. They were attacked and destroyed by the federal government. They were not going against local police or some weak organization. COINTELPRO was the federal government's largest attack on any civilian organization in U.S. history. So lets not dismiss the Panthers as utter failures. They came closest to anyone since Garvey to instilling a national black consciousness. This was the great fear of the government, which is why Garvey, Malcolm, and the Panthers had to be destroyed.
 
anyway whats stanley crouch done to be talking down on malcolm?

that Mr. Toad looking fuck ain't done shit but write and criticize people in his life.

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Why is it you don't?

Crouch is right. I like Malcolm X - the same way I like John Wayne. Cool dude, doesn't take crap. But did John Wayne actually win WWII? or just talk a lot of shit in on screen while other did the real fighting. Too many of you young black men look up to him for not taking shit they way white boys looked up to John Wayne. Malcolm did about as much for us as "The Duke" did for them - colorful figurehead of manhood - they both make you feel good - like "That's how I would have handled that!"

The real work was and is done by less glamorous more practical men.

Loose analogy but it works.

I think when we evaluate Malcolm we have to take into account the older Malcolm. The after the nation of Islam Malcolm. He was about community orginizing and programs for inner city Blacks for self empowerment. Towards the end of their lives Malcolm and MLK had ideas that where convergent. The Panthers Spun off from
Malcolms ideas.

And please don't talk about John Wayne and Malcolm in the same breath. John Wayne was a major finacial supporter of the KKK:angry:
 
Say what you all want. Anyone who says America should adopt a bigoted, pro-slavery, women-bashing religion like Islam to alleviate its racial problem has made a serious error.


Umm...i think Christianity is pretty popular in America. And all of your discriptions of Islam fit Christianity.

What makes the differnce is in weather or not people who are part of the religion or in a desperate economic or social situation. When people are desperate you see more extream forms of the religion manifest themselves.

If suicide bombers had a good life and access to economics and social freedom.....Al Quida<sp> would be short of volunteers.
 
the strength that Malcolm displayed against white people at the highest level was as valuable as the civil rights march. Malcolm was right about a lot of things and King was wrong about a few things too. Crouch just doesn't feel Malcolm because he's a chocolate covered white man.

Fuck this cat. Malcolm X lived and died for Black empowerment. What the fuck has this coon done to even qualify to speak on brother Malcom? FUCK THIS NIGGER! :angry:




c/s. :angry: and he calls himself a BLACK man? stanley crouch needs 2 kill himself.




i saw this dude at the airport when flying back into laguardia a few years ago,,, i thought he was a burn victim at first, then realized who it was





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nigga look like he could b steve urkel daddy.
 
Thank you Sade and Stickman for your posts...Point well taken.

I think brotha Crouch has become far too comfortable and lost in his position and now thinks, along with most whites, that just because a black man was elected president that now racism has been eradicated and equality restored.

If anything that is furthest from the truth. Hate crimes have risen and I predict that they will continue to rise once he takes over Jan. 20.

We must not forget, we elected a man to be president; A man that is not a black president as much as he is a president that happens to be black.

That is my fear, that the struggle and sometimes radical method to bring forth attention to the fact that iniquities still exist on behalf of prejudice and racism in this world will be banished with the notion that we have a black president. Unlike Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton who ran political campaigns on the platform that blacks should have equal opportunities and reparations, Barack Obama ran his campaign on a more "generic" and universally recognizable platform of hope.

I believe Barack will do great things when he is in office, but I think it was mighty ignorant of brotha Crouch to ignore the postive and powerful impact that people like Marcus Garvey, Malcolm X, Stokely Carmichael, and Huey Newton and their black nationalism had on the black populous.





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*raises hand*

WEEEEEELLLL!

 
if malcom x was no more than a charismatic heckler, he would not have been murdered. racism will not get any better just because we have a black president. racism goes far deeper than that. having a black president does not equate to having a power structure that is sensitive to black ppl. I think that Malcom x would have been proud of what Barack Obama has accomplished. Malcom x was not a politician, barack is. the difference is that as a politician Barack could very well believe some of the very same things that Malcom felt but can't publicly express it because of his postion in government. lastly there can be no denial that Malcom was a black male figure who was unapologetic for what he believed which angered whites. in america that=:smh:
 
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