What would be Malcolm X approach to these racist incidents today

[valet]

I was watching this black libertarian guy (not gonna post it. I know how biased some mod's are on here) who basically said Malcolm would not be with BLM, white liberals, etc. Basically would look at that as begging for white acceptance. Do you agree with that thought as csr as Malcolm. And if do what approach would he be using with George, Breanna, Aubrey, etc. In your view?

 

[The Amerikkkan Idol]

I was watching this black libertarian guy (not gonna post it. I know how biased some mod's are on here) who basically said Malcolm would not be with BLM, white liberals, etc. Basically would look at that as begging for white acceptance. Do you agree with that thought as csr as Malcolm. And if do what approach would he be using with George, Breanna, Aubrey, etc. In your view?

He's right.

Malcolm X despised duplicitious White liberals and the Black people who beg for their acceptance.

Now, he did as he got older become more willing to accept that there were some good White people who genuinely wanted to help, but he would've never lowered himself even then to beg Whites for acceptance.

He would've been about making the Black community self-sufficient.

He would've told us to arm ourselves, protect ourselves, and take care of ourselves, as opposed to all this weeping and wailing that nikkaz are doing now.

He would never lower himself to a Democratic party lapdog, which is what you see on this site and in the Black community in general and would call out Trump for being a White supremacist.

he would've advocated Black people start our own political party by now and we probably would have one

 

[Fade Runner 2049]

shyt it’s quite possible that if Malcolm was still here that we wouldn’t even be dealin with this shyt on this level rn.

This is why they killed the leaders. Regardless of if you agreed with every black leaders tactics or message we can all agree that they had the ability to get people active.

 

[CoryMack]

think on a certain level he'd be fine with it, as far as the actual protests.

every white person that takes a rubber bullet, gets slammed to the concrete, kicks out a cop's windshield, is tear-gassed or throws a homemade explosive back at a crakkka is one less Black person that has to. we need as many of em on the front line as possible.

 

[ThrobbingHood]

He’d be called a HoTep by Shea butter and moist lives matter. They’d mock him for calling out white supremacy, photoshopping a kufi on his head. That’s how lost a lot of these kids are. Thankfully, they’re not the majority.

 

[UpAndComing]

Black weaponry, Segregation of Black Economics, If someone dies on the hand of racism the CAC gets killed no questions asked, and no rioting

 

[RARI_Godwind]

Honestly he’d be saying what a lot of brehs saying today. I can tell a lot of you have heard his speeches and opinions. A lot of people parrot or interpolate what he’s said. I never thought his positions were even crazy or “EXTREME” he always made sense. Looking back at some of his most famous quotes I’m like


“They was mad at him for saying that!?”

 

[shopthatwrecks]

I was watching this black libertarian guy (not gonna post it. I know how biased some mod's are on here) who basically said Malcolm would not be with BLM, white liberals, etc. Basically would look at that as begging for white acceptance. Do you agree with that thought as csr as Malcolm. And if do what approach would he be using with George, Breanna, Aubrey, etc. In your view?

protest jus like the honkies did in michigan..

strap up n march in silence...vs doin what alot of nikkas did..show up empty handed..

 

[get these nets]

shyt it’s quite possible that if Malcolm was still here that we wouldn’t even be dealin with this shyt on this level rn.

This is why they killed the leaders. Regardless of if you agreed with every black leaders tactics or message we can all agree that they had the ability to get people active.

Malcolm was heading towards connecting the diaspora with the continent, and being less critical of Civil Rights Movement leaders. He didn't make a complete departure from some of his old views, but he did walk back some of his stances.

I think he realized that integration was going to become reality and he wanted to prepare Black people for what it was going to be (and the traps)

I have no doubt in my mind that the world and country would be different places had Malcolm not been assassinated.