He gave black americans hope when they had precious little. Dr. King spoke too the south and Malcolm X spoke to the north. What a cost to this country.

... With both Malcolm and Martin at the podium.

Clearly, they both threatened the wall that began to counter what it WAS to be a black American, and what this country COULD be.

The next step is to understand the fortification of what they (and we) have been up against. That industry of prisons for seditionists, and militarization of American "values" got them WELL OUT OF THE WAY after Kennedy was removed.

Will people be interested enough to take the step of following history to truly understand? Yes, Malcolm X was a great man, right along with John Fitzgerald Kennedy. But unless you're willing to see what lengths power and global dominance squashes people like this, you'll never understand the point of WHY we must achieve their goals.

see only old white men on the "journalists" panel of questioners.)

Thanks for posting this.