I don't have a problem with anyone , any group promoting having pride in ones race, background , country in fact done in the right way it can bring a sense of unity,or common goals .I think nationalism, even individualism is a a dirty word in these times, because I think the political class ,were rather we were all divided and fighting . ,where I draw the line though, is when a group suggests that one race, or country is SUPERIOR to another.
The KKK , I am led to understand, at least if hollywood and my limited knowledge of American history while at school, believed that black people were at the same level as livestock. They hung or gelded black men,maybe both for catching the eye of a white woman . They supported seperate schools, toilets all the jim krow shyt.
So while I think the guy in the vid is perhaps speaking about other harmful influences on the african american community I can't see how it's 'either or', how can any african american man, knowing the history of the KKK ,knowing what they would believe him to be support that?
I listen to what he had to say and some parts I agree, but for the most part 
