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What Malcolm X stated about celebrities is still relevant today.
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What Malcolm X stated about celebrities is still relevant today.

Dwayne Omowale

858,477 views • 8 months ago

The Mau Mau were one of the most significant anti-colonial movements in Africa. The Mau Mau influenced Pan-Africanists throughout the Diaspora including Malcolm X and the Rastas in Jamaica. This is an example of how interconnected our struggles have been.
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The Mau Mau were one of the most significant anti-colonial movements in Africa. The Mau Mau influenced Pan-Africanists throughout the Diaspora including Malcolm X and the Rastas in Jamaica. This is an example of how interconnected our struggles have been.

Dwayne Omowale

106,551 views • 2 months ago

This is the point that Kwame Ture made
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This is the point that Kwame Ture made

Dwayne Wong

152,683 views • 7 months ago

Malcolm X was assassinated and a year later Kwame Nkrumah was overthrown in a CIA backed coup. The objective then was to remove the leaders who were promoting global unity among African. The same objective remains today, which is why there's so much effort being put in place to promote divisions among African people.
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Malcolm X was assassinated and a year later Kwame Nkrumah was overthrown in a CIA backed coup. The objective then was to remove the leaders who were promoting global unity among African. The same objective remains today, which is why there's so much effort being put in place to promote divisions among African people.

Dwayne Omowale

108,625 views • 6 months ago

What Malcolm actually said about Africa. Instead of lying on Malcolm, wouldn't it make more sense for these people to use historical figures who actually share their ideology?
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What Malcolm actually said about Africa. Instead of lying on Malcolm, wouldn't it make more sense for these people to use historical figures who actually share their ideology?

Dwayne Omowale

78,711 views • 5 months ago

In addition to this, FDR also appointed a former KKK member to the Supreme Court and refused to support anti-lynching legislation. And Malcolm X thoroughly exposed JFK.
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In addition to this, FDR also appointed a former KKK member to the Supreme Court and refused to support anti-lynching legislation. And Malcolm X thoroughly exposed JFK.

Dwayne Omowale

75,541 views • 5 months ago

Depends on the Brazilian. There's anti-Blackness and self-hatred in Brazil which often manifests itself in a denial of Brazil's African roots, but the culture there is very much African. One of the most prominent carnival groups in Brazil is Ile Ayie, which is a Yoruba phrase.
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Depends on the Brazilian. There's anti-Blackness and self-hatred in Brazil which often manifests itself in a denial of Brazil's African roots, but the culture there is very much African. One of the most prominent carnival groups in Brazil is Ile Ayie, which is a Yoruba phrase.

Dwayne Wong

63,366 views • 5 months ago

The New Atheist movement, which influenced Bill Maher, developed as a movement which largely aligned itself with Western imperialism in the Middle East under the guise of combating religion. The logic of the movement was that the problems in the Middle East are due to Islam and therefore require intervention. What they often deliberately ignored or downplayed was the role of Western intervention in causing these problems in the first place.
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The New Atheist movement, which influenced Bill Maher, developed as a movement which largely aligned itself with Western imperialism in the Middle East under the guise of combating religion. The logic of the movement was that the problems in the Middle East are due to Islam and therefore require intervention. What they often deliberately ignored or downplayed was the role of Western intervention in causing these problems in the first place.

Dwayne Omowale

34,660 views • 2 months ago

This idea that MLK spent money on white prostitutes was a lie which was designed to smear him. There's no truth behind it. Ralph Abernathy wrote that MLK did not sleep with white women and Coretta Scott King's view was that the stories of his affairs were fabricated.
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This idea that MLK spent money on white prostitutes was a lie which was designed to smear him. There's no truth behind it. Ralph Abernathy wrote that MLK did not sleep with white women and Coretta Scott King's view was that the stories of his affairs were fabricated.

Dwayne Omowale

135,676 views • 1 year ago

He didn't start it at all. Malcolm X had used the term in the 1960s and it dates back even earlier than that.
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He didn't start it at all. Malcolm X had used the term in the 1960s and it dates back even earlier than that.

Dwayne Omowale

13,026 views • 1 month ago

Kwame Ture explained why nationalism in Europe is not the same thing as nationalism in Africa.
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Kwame Ture explained why nationalism in Europe is not the same thing as nationalism in Africa.

Dwayne Wong

18,036 views • 2 months ago

This tactic of putting down Pan-African leaders to bolster Mao Zedong's legacy is something that Kwame Ture addressed. African people must first and foremost have an analysis which is rooted in our history and the struggles waged by our leaders before we can look to outside influences.
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This tactic of putting down Pan-African leaders to bolster Mao Zedong's legacy is something that Kwame Ture addressed. African people must first and foremost have an analysis which is rooted in our history and the struggles waged by our leaders before we can look to outside influences.

Dwayne Wong

47,946 views • 9 months ago

The same Khalid Muhammad who criticized the "delineation" types for being jealous of Continental Africans?
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The same Khalid Muhammad who criticized the "delineation" types for being jealous of Continental Africans?

Dwayne Wong

40,967 views • 9 months ago

Paul Robeson speaking about his pride in being African
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Paul Robeson speaking about his pride in being African

Dwayne Omowale

62,347 views • 1 year ago

There's no Malcolm X without Marcus Garvey. He came from a Garveyite family and after Malcolm was forced out of the NOI, he formed the OAAU to continue where Garvey left off. These people don't actually care about Malcolm or anything he stood for. They are using his name to promote division.
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There's no Malcolm X without Marcus Garvey. He came from a Garveyite family and after Malcolm was forced out of the NOI, he formed the OAAU to continue where Garvey left off. These people don't actually care about Malcolm or anything he stood for. They are using his name to promote division.

Dwayne Wong

22,243 views • 5 months ago

Walter Rodney speaking on African identity.
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Walter Rodney speaking on African identity.

Dwayne Wong

34,121 views • 11 months ago

People actually have been donating to Umar Johnson, but the problem is that Umar was never serious about building a school. We do have examples of Pan-Africanists who actually have built schools, however. Wodemaya visited one in Guyana.
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People actually have been donating to Umar Johnson, but the problem is that Umar was never serious about building a school. We do have examples of Pan-Africanists who actually have built schools, however. Wodemaya visited one in Guyana.

Dwayne Wong

18,611 views • 5 months ago

Malcolm X exposing media manipulation. The media uses the same tactics to this day.
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Malcolm X exposing media manipulation. The media uses the same tactics to this day.

Dwayne Omowale

25,634 views • 9 months ago

Malcolm himself stated that the objective of the OAAU was to unite all people of African descent in the Western Hemisphere. Malcolm was so encouraged by his travels in Africa that he decided to create an organization which was modeled from the OAU. Not only was Malcolm a Pan-Africanist, but the leaders that he met with in Africa only deepened his belief in Pan-Africanism.
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Malcolm himself stated that the objective of the OAAU was to unite all people of African descent in the Western Hemisphere. Malcolm was so encouraged by his travels in Africa that he decided to create an organization which was modeled from the OAU. Not only was Malcolm a Pan-Africanist, but the leaders that he met with in Africa only deepened his belief in Pan-Africanism.

Dwayne Wong

11,441 views • 3 months ago

Malcolm X speaking on the assassination of Patrice Lumumba.
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Malcolm X speaking on the assassination of Patrice Lumumba.

Dwayne Omowale

20,090 views • 9 months ago