MALCOLM X: Debate with James Farmer, Alan Morrison and Wyatt Tee Walker

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In a clip from a roundtable discussion, Malcolm X explains why the bourgeois, hand-picked Uncle Tom negro leaders will never solve the problem for the masses of black people. He rejects the philosophy of Martin Luther King. This was the June 12, 1963 episode of the television program Open Mind which held a special episode entitled: Race Relations in Crisis. Guests include Malcolm X, Alan Morrison, Wyatt Tee Walker and James Farmer.

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[gokunarugo]

this is sad,his own people killed him,and they hardly teach about him in school,he's better than martin L K

[blackmale78]

These brothers were so articulate and wise....where has this gone?

[TheSonjaxfactor]

@BrooklynJEW7 Unfortunately, you are so right! We African Americans are so brain washed.

[BrooklynJEW7]

Black unity will never be the same. We are too busy beating ourselves down

[thizzmarley182]

That last man really put it eloquently i believe his name is Wyatt Tee Walker but i am not sure anyway he made a very good summation of the arguement although Malcolm will always be my man

[usaintltrade]

Land of the free

[makeiteasyable]

i feel so sad for this

[gideonsuitebread]

@gokunarugo My friend, don't be mislead to think THAT was what actually happened. please read @yowzephyr below or pages past. Yes, the puppets that murdered him were black, but the hands up the puppet's ass were pale with baby-blue and pink veins

[gideonsuitebread]

@yowzephyr How about Jimi Hendrix and Chuck Berry or Prince or BB king or some Wooten brothers or early Isleys. Dude. What context are referring to? Both the Beatles and Rolling Stones are imports from Liverpool and London. One band was unknowingly brought to the states to combat the popularity and influence of Motown. Both bands had respect for their blues and "early rock" influences because they're not-from-America. How does this correlate with the post.

[gideonsuitebread]

@yowzephyr (Part 1) And you've learned this from where? Probably the same educational system that Malcolm feared for us, wether it be by school or media. clearly your motives have been seen by the wiser of men and women. Yet you have indulged in the bliss of your own ignorance with your comments assuming it as the gospel. They both endured hardships unimaginable, but fact the FBI was more concerned about Malcolm than they were about Martin. They followed Malcolm all the way to Mecca and back.

[gideonsuitebread]

@yowzephyr (Part 2) Martin was not threatining. Marches were just new and was a symbol of unity that had never before been seen.. a bunch of beautiful black people holding hands moving in one direction. That's almost impossible now. Still, it is not threatening and was never really respected as so.

[gideonsuitebread]

@yowzephyr(Part 3) Malcolm marched with 50 men and no money right up in police facilities, like "what!!!" "Get these men, women and children medical help, for they have been beaten before AND after the arrest." And walked out with the victims back to their families. Not to mention the raping of women, boys, girls and DOAs discovered in cells. King's nonviolent approach allowed a lot of what is severely edited on TV today.