Malcom X was right about many things. So right, we never learn about him in school. He did not submit to the system. Instead, we learn about Martin Luther King Jr., who just wanted equality, integration, and peace. But did not question who encouraged division, and how parties use it to deceive.

Posted by PolishedPlumb

9 Comments

  1. You could say the same thing about hitler tbh.

    Terribly racist, but wasnt lying about some things we now know as aipac

  2. YoungSkywalker10 on

    Sadly he did not have this “later in life” that you speak of, because he took a shotgun to the chest.

  3. chetpancakesparty on

    Another “both sides bad” post. clearly haven’t looked at party line votes on things like universal healthcare, the surveillance state, giving major tax breaks to corporations and not people, not holding pedophiles accountable, etc, etc, etc, etc, ad infinitum

  4. Seared_Gibets on

    Bingo, it’s why everything is done to try and keep his later, post-clarity views from being recognized and spoken about.

    He said some shit, pushed some shit. But in his later years he saw thruth, and was openly changing his tune.

    And for that severe inconvenience to TPTB, they killed him. They knew how dangerous it was going to be towards their power structure, that of pitting black on white, white on black, to make sure we stayed distracted.

    Keep us peasents, us useless eaters, in line.

    So long as the white man and the black man are fighting each other, they’ll always be too busy and hateful towards each other to be able to turn their attention towards and focus on ***The*** Man.

  5. SomeSavageDetective on

    I love his quote that’s something like only a fool would allow his enemy to teach his children.

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