He wasn't a puppet, just had different views. It wasn't until LBJ made the Great Society bill that made MLK Jr rethink his stategy with the black community. He was killed before he could make real changes.
Malcolm x checks a black man talking that black and brown in the 1960's
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White supremacy is a system and virtually possible to dismantle. The reason we are still so confused and divided is because some of us are fighting to be "comfortable" and others are trying to fight the system. One goes with the flow of traffic and the other goes against it. Neither fight is wrong, but I feel only one is actually feasible.
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one of a kind yet so many versions
that's what i like most about him, he learns and adapts as he grows and has experiences.
"if a puerto rican goes to mississippi" lookin ass 
dat aint da same sandwich
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NOW this fakkit wanna claim Malcolm X? 
"if a puerto rican goes to mississippi" lookin ass
The EXACT same thing these nikkas say today
Uhhh... no.And not a single black man or woman can go on national television and speak like this today. Not because of conservatives or Republicans, but because of “liberals” and Democrats who’ve absorbed black America into a cult of intersectionalism that exploits our suffering to feed the needs of every aggrieved “minority” in America but us.
If a black man spoke like this on “liberal” networks
Like CNN and MSNBC, he’d be criticized for being divisive and labeled “hotep,” asked to never show his face in their studios again.
It’s because of both Republicans and Democrats. Will their reactions be different sure... but white people, conservative or liberal, hate/fear that kind of talk. Liberals will say it’s discriminatory and hateful and conservatives will say these ideologies are dangerous against the preservation of the country as they know it.
