Comments on: Malcolm X proven wrong by Obama?: Incendiary piece by S. Crouch

By: Russia

Russia — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 16:18:26 +0000

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By: Tim

Tim — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:01:55 +0000

Either Mr. Crouch is ignorant or he just enjoys making money by insulting Black people. First, Malcom lives in the hearts and minds of Black people globally. He exposed the hypocrisy of American society and consistently affirmed Black people’s humanity in a society that sought to deny it. Obama’s print is that he is the first African-American to be president and the history of the U.S presidency is the history of criminality. It seems strange that he can attack Malcolm but doesn’t have a damn thing to say about the rascist criminals who established the so-called democratic republic. Obama inspired hope in the niave. He continues to champion a bruta, parasitic empire that is every where on the retreat.

By: geniusjunkie

geniusjunkie — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:23:52 +0000

Crouch completely ignores post-Hajj Malcolm X, which is a common problem among those who question his admirers’ stance. During the end of his tenrue with the NOI, his rhetoric (and written statements,) while still incredibly vitriolic towards the US Government, law enforcement agencies, etc., his drect “The white Man is the Devvil” rhetoric toned down. Post-Hajj his strategy and vision became much, much more closely aligned witht he Civil Rights movement. He was killed as the reconciliation process was beginning to form.

By: Philip

Philip — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 10:31:58 +0000

There are a lot of missconceptions about Malcolm X. Malcolm X biggest wish, was to make the world a better place. He did what he could to make the society less harmful to its people. He wanted to make a change, just like Obama and just like Martin Luther King Jr. Maybe some of his ideas where different from those of Obama and Mr. King, but his intensions where basically the same, to get rid of the injustices that prevailed over the nation and worldwide. He saw these huge injustices between blacks and whites at that time, he saw the intolorance to muslims, he saw the hatred that turned
into violence, he saw his brothers and sisters being beaten to death. The question you should ask yourself is, what would you do if your own wife/sister was beaten by another person almost to death, would you watch it or do something? Malcolm X was a realist, his ideas where not wicked, they where realistic. He didn’t like violence, infact.. His wish was never to use it. However it comes to a point where we all have to defend ourselves. But if you do not agree… You must atleast understand from his point of view that he wasn’t being insane when he said that we can’t fight back.

By: motese

motese — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 23:40:41 +0000

I am really shocked to read such a comparison. I can gather by the article, that the writer was only interested in a smear artical. This is the type up slant writing that has twisted the truth for 100′s of years. Malcom’s role in his time period came from the bowls of the people. He said it how it was. Today we hear cries of,”were are the black leaders”.
Black leaders come from the need to make things right;
even if it cost you your life. No, none of them had it all figured out, but had to do something. Our time is now to handle our crisis. Malcom was correct on most of what he said(not FOR the nation of islam) or, he wouldn’t had been voted in 1964 the 2nd most sought after speaker on college campuses in the United States behide barry goldwater. I don’t have the time to lay it all out for you just remember,” it is not the bad man that make the world bad, it’s the good ones that stand by and allow it to happen” (Malcom X)

DO YOUR HOMEWORK!

Motese’