What Is The Root's Thoughts On Dr. Khallid Abdul Muhammad?

[SirReginald]

Even though I'm only 20 I was listening to some of his speeches today. He sounds like a lunatic. The guy did tell the truth about Black History, but him going at Mandela the way he did was ehh So, for my older brehs what were your thoughts on him? Maybe you all can school me on him. Because I don't know much about him. All I really know is he died from a brain aneurysm in 2001.

 

[Blackking]

He was very pro black, very dope, very knowledgeable, kept it 100%....
He wasn't crazy, he was militant

Mandela, unfortunately acted like a fuknikka at times and sold out at other times.......... even his wife said that we shouldn't have looked up to him when he was released from prison.

 

[Matt504]

One of the most amazing Black men to ever set foot on planet Earth.

 

[Gifted one]

One of the greatest and imo the most under appreciated black men to ever life, he spoke with so much passion and truth, you couldn't even deny it, I sadly found out about him after he died I was a lil kid, wish he was still here today, he'd still be young enough to make his presence known in today's society.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Black america need him now!

 

[NatiboyB]

Legendary brother

 

[Blackking]

One of the most amazing Black men to ever set foot on planet Earth.

Spoiler

 

[Blackking]

@Roddy Right @theworldismine13 @Napoleon @acri1 @fscballin @the cac mamba @marcuz @2Quik4UHoes

What do you all think of Dr. Khalid Abdul Muhammad?

 

[the cac mamba]

@Roddy Right @theworldismine13 @Napoleon @acri1 @fscballin @the cac mamba @marcuz @2Quik4UHoes

What do you all think of Dr. Khalid Abdul Muhammad?

from the videos ive seen, dude was an incredible speaker. real articulate too

and as far as his message...it was all true. if you look at history from an objective standpoint he wasnt advocating anything more than evening up, and speaking on truths that people didnt want to acknowledge

 

[Blackking]

from the videos ive seen, dude was an incredible speaker. real articulate too

and as far as his message...it was all true. if you look at history from an objective standpoint he wasnt advocating anything more than evening up, and speaking on truths that people didnt want to acknowledge

seems that there are some points you may disagree with.

 

[the cac mamba]

seems that there are some points you may disagree with.

like what

im not well versed on his shyt but i thought i got the gist of it

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Dope speaker...but I just wish we had more secular pro-black voices that weren't trying to imbue their message with pseudoscience and almost cult-like status.

 

[Blackking]

like what

im not well versed on his shyt but i thought i got the gist of it

religion.

 

[Danie84]

He was an unadulterated/unfiltered Pro-Black Leader who didn't Bite His Tongue

...that ETHER stung everyBODY the wrong way. IMO, within his Vitriol, there were many truths,

wisdom, and gems spewed. One of my favorite GOAT gem from him (paraphrasing): 'why

you think those Bloodsuckers names are GOLDstein, and SILVERberg, cuz THEY've pillage OUR land for centuries'

 

[WaveGang]

fukk MANDELA (ask me why)

I had a post on insta praisingKhalid, my friend said 'why you bigging him up, his message was disruptive. he could of packaged it better'

I said, Khalid is a brave man, the bravest. You know full we'd love to get on a stage and yell cracker and white devils but don't have the balls.

He was a great man. The greatest black leader of the 21st century easily