Would Malcolm X be successful today?

[K.O.N.Y]

fukking mental patient

must kill you that the brother was pan African and nothing else you claim. all that coulda woulda shyt is wishing

what do you mean nothing else i claim

dude was staunchly pro fba in practice and had a old base pan african mindset. That would have changed significantly in the modern climate

Tariq was once pro pan african too

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

His past alone would drive shea butter LSA goofy bytches and son-husbands of thecoli insane

 

[Monsanto]

So what’s blk ppl’s struggle today?

Pick something and we're struggling in it.

 

[blockburna420]

Yep and offerings

So what's the issue with them taking donations ? They been putting in work across the whole country for over a decade.

 

[CHICAGO]

NO...

HES THE ORIGINATOR OF #BOTHSIDES
SO HE WOULD BE CALLED MAGA
AS A DEFLECTION TACTIC


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[Killer Instinct]

No, because once upon a time, he had sex with white women. He also went to prison. How could another man that was locked up preach to someone? He's clearly a hypocrite. Plus, we'd never be certain if his mom was truly black. Tariq Elite would be the only one asking the hard questions. Moreover he wouldn't make any noise, because real nikkas don't need another black man leading them.

Oh, and "something, something," grifter.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

Question. Real question. Was he successful before? How are we defining success?

 

[Budda]

fukking mental patient

must kill you that the brother was pan African and nothing else you claim. all that coulda woulda shyt is wishing

What great black leader wasn't Pan African?

 

[get these nets]

Malcolm was sent to prison at 20.
Detroit Red, and the crime and vice life was when he was running around as a teenager.
He turned the corner in prison thanks to mentors, his family, and the NOI. Changed his life around.
Despite being on the FBI watch list since even before his release, Feds couldnt find any dirt or backsliding from his post prison life.

Malcolm, like all real leaders, didn't want followers per se. He wanted change, and wanted people to change their mindsets, evolve and start working towards self improvement. His personal example is still inspiring people to make those changes decades after his death.

 

[PoPimp84]

Probably not, too many fakkits would be calling him a bothsider for keeping it a bean

 

[blockburna420]

see what i mean going hard but putting in a cashapp to donate

 

[MikelArteta]

 

[General Mills]

Umar would be calling him a c00n because he is getting more shine than him

 

[blockburna420]

 

[Ahmen]

As a businessman, perhaps. As a principled Muslim community leader perhaps not. It depends on if he would embrace feminism, gay agenda, and identity policies. Seems in contradiction to self-determination and traditional family values.