- Jul 20, 2008
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I've read up on both and X was more pro black then pro race. That's the only reason I can think of. I'm pretty sure there's a much deeper reason but I'd like to know your thoughts.
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Why are they always brought up when discussing X?Originally Posted by So Slickening
Malcolm X? Maybe it's the violence that's associated with him and the Black Panthers.
Why are they always brought up when discussing X?Originally Posted by So Slickening
Malcolm X? Maybe it's the violence that's associated with him and the Black Panthers.
Wasn't what some of X preached influenced by the BP's beliefs?Originally Posted by 0cks
Why are they always brought up when discussing X?Originally Posted by So Slickening
Malcolm X? Maybe it's the violence that's associated with him and the Black Panthers.
Wasn't what some of X preached influenced by the BP's beliefs?Originally Posted by 0cks
Why are they always brought up when discussing X?Originally Posted by So Slickening
Malcolm X? Maybe it's the violence that's associated with him and the Black Panthers.
Originally Posted by So Slickening
Malcolm X? Maybe it's the violence that's associated with him and the Black Panthers.
Originally Posted by So Slickening
Malcolm X? Maybe it's the violence that's associated with him and the Black Panthers.
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]IMO, that's the only reason why.[/color]Originally Posted by kidplay
sadly its probably bc he was muslim and had ties to violent organizations
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]IMO, that's the only reason why.[/color]Originally Posted by kidplay
sadly its probably bc he was muslim and had ties to violent organizations