Malcolm X Best Speeches p.1

A great selection of Malcolm X most famous speeches.
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[ZOPEY]

man this shit make u realize that shit aint changed a bit

[militiamcc]

White people today believe that racism is over because we have a black president but its not racism is still around its just curtained. People wanna call the president a nigger but they cant so they use different words to hide their blatant racism. Malcolm X is a true hero to black people because he took on the white man and challenged him and his postion. He by no means was racist or part of a hate group when you think about it why wouldnt you hate someone who killed and raped your people

[apmirkin]

@ZOPEY the shit has changed, but not much. the man handling is not as bad, but thet are even better at manipulating the truth. they are better at making the innocent out to be the criminal and vice versa.

[zaid50000]

Malcolm good man

[zaid50000]

Malcolm you are a man who deserves respect

[erjoalgo]

TAKE OFF THE STUPID MUSIC

[robert11751]

wished they left out the music or played lower in the back ground ., its annoying the way it is

[ramirezr1982]

I'm Mexican but Malcom X, Che Guevarra, and others like them that truly fought the establishment are and have always been my inspiration and heroes......lets continue the fight.

[Yatoo77]

I'm not into lil' kim but she said "I love martin Luther King, But I'm more like Malcom X" WORD!

[rkra0121]

I say the same thing about my name. It was some Mayan name, but now it is Spanish.

[GoldenBoyCXVII]

@Ultre I think you missed the point. Malcolm X was saying that religion was a personal thing and we shouldn't let it divide us in our struggle for freedom. He was talking about how, when you're trying to make a change in society, you have to unite with people based on a common cause and retain a sense of brotherhood DESPITE religious differences.