@blackpeopleunitenow: Near the end of his life, Dr. King admitted that he feared Black Americans were “integrating into a burning house,” explaining that legal victories meant little if the nation refused to confront poverty, inequality, and injustice. Years earlier, Malcolm X had been asking a different but related question: What good is entering a house if you don’t own it? What good is equality on paper if you still don’t control your schools, your economy, your neighborhoods, or your future? Too often, people reduce these men to a debate over integration versus separation. That misses the point. Both were demanding something deeper than symbolic progress. Both wanted Black people to live with dignity, security, opportunity, and the power to shape their own destiny. The names have changed. The headlines have changed. But the questions they asked America are still waiting for honest answers.

old school1975 :

This is AI because Dr. Martin Luther King made that statement in 1968. Malcolm X was assassinated in 1965.

KingOba :

Its strange that Dr King who was a Christian Minister never realized that integration of Blacks and Whites wasn't the answer, that it's even forbidden in the Bible, but Minister Malcolm, a Muslim Minister did.

Cdubb95 :

man if they could have worked together later in their lives it would have been incredible. Revolutionary spirit or Malcom with the organizing power of martin

Nado Richardnava1 :

You have to speak the language of the oppressor to communicate- Malcolm X

BARI3234 :

Brother Malcolm may he rest in the arms of Allah 🤲🏾✊🏾

Gamechanger :

Africans don't know there's an active war waging against every African on African soil and Africans across the world 400years and counting. Racism is war

papama :

Just like mandela, lk was just a sellout

PaperSwag54 :

don't let that go over your head while you're hanging out with people who dispise you. on all levels aside from government. if they don't visit you but you gotta visit them, they don't deserve nothing! 😳

BlackSmithMedia❌🎭 :

TRUTH

DB :

powerful man powerful message I love this let's stand up and stay black

BeautifulSoul💖💖💖 :

Malcolm X 💯💯💯✅️✅️✅️💯💯💯 I'm good the other one. 😒😒😒

joe Jackson :

Hakim Shabazz :

🖤 keep shining 🖤

jocky :

we never fo💕🥰🥰🥰

Jonathan C. Love :

Exactly

justthatmyopinion7 :

Yessssss Malcommmmm

Mr XOXO. :

yes yes.

old school1975 :

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made his famous "burning house" statement in a private conversation with Harry Belafonte in early 1968, nearly three years after Malcolm X was assassinated in February 1965.

ChitownnotChiraq :

Exactly I’m either Malcom

medkaykamara :

hmmmm one thing I know for sure there will always be inequality and segregation,

Shonn💯 :

So what does that tell you. Nobody knows what was said in that meeting with Bro. Minister and Rev. Dr. So why are we still in this same system that’s been doing since the 40’s and 50’s. Wake Up My People 💯

Lainee :

Excellence sought out to be destroyed by death. Mission not accomplished! They still live and their lessons in life are given to others wanting to have the excellence instilled within themselves. Intelligence, bravery, and knowledge put into practice. El Ra-ee/El-Shama. Peace 🕊️

Move up not down :

those two were so close to coming together. that would have been awesome. accomplishments made by MLK and a mindset of Malcolm x 🤯

jocky :

💕💕💕💕💕

Street Kreds :

correct