Malcom X Debates James Farmer and Wyatt T Walker, Part 1

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"Race In America Then & Now" - Debate with Malcolm X, James Farmer and Wyatt T. Walker from June 12th, 1963. In this historic debate, Malcolm X explains the flaws in the Civil Rights Movement and explains why integration won't work. The debate which is about 1 hr 45 min is followed by another look back at the debate almost 30 years with James Farmer and Wyatt T. Walker. They admit how naive they were back in the 1960's and how correct Malcolm X was with his analysis. Approximately 2.5 hrs

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[loupremo]

farmer was wrong. he said 3 years. it's 2010 and segregation still exists in cities throughout the us. not legal segregation, but urban areas are still very segregated.

[BathtubPorsche]

James Farmer was amazing! I want to learn more about him. I just watched "The Great Debaters" and I am so excited to share this film with my high school students. Thanks!

[blackjack7even7even]

@truthhitman malcolm is the reason for the rise of the nation to be accepted by the common people they gravitated to malcolm and he taught farrakhan you see only great minds give birth to great minds.

[neilar]

Only 5000 views! SMH !! what a shame!

[heckler171]

@truthhitmanisback he was not the last. if u like malcom u'll love farrakhan

[THEHARMONIKZ]

@truthhitmanisback X was a fool whose frustration blinded his ability to rationalise a honest argument.

[blackgodonearth1]

HOTEP

[truthhitmanisback]

Malcom X was the last black leader.  He was the best !!!!

[MarvelGirl11]

Please keep this history. children of today have no idea.

[sizzla123]

sum great minds