Was Malcolm X Correct About the Democrat Party?? (Reagan, drugs, racist)
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If you're a WASP who longs for the days of seperate drinking fountains, you vote Republican.
Everybody else would be wise not to.
And if you're a racist left wing kook, you get on web forums, whining that Republicans believe **** that dont in order to justify self hatred that you have..
Great post. I have to get around to re-reading his autobiography. He was full of insights. Of course all the usual suspects will go into denial. I wonder I Malcolm would have called them 'Uncle Toms.' Probably not. He probably actually read Uncle Tom's Cabin unlike 99% of those who use that term.
I believe this speech was made in the mid 60's when the South was majority Democrat, well before the Republican " Southern Strategy" that appealed to racism and turned the South from blue to red.
I believe this speech was made in the mid 60's when the South was majority Democrat, well before the Republican " Southern Strategy" that appealed to racism and turned the South from blue to red.
It was...the Republicans know this. They're just playing dumb.
It's quite funny how conservatives claim great civil rights figures and praise what they did in the past while at the same time currently representing everything they were against. MLK and now brother Malcolm? In reality if they were alive they'll be fighting everything conservatives stand for tooth and nail...
he was on to the corruption
a smart man but he was killed by ghetto thugs the fate of many smart black men
rip Malcolm x
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