50 Years After Malcolm X
February 20, 2015
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as posted by the channelIt's been 50 years since El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz – aka Malcolm X – was killed on February 21, 1965. His legacy has been mixed: For many Americans, he's the fire-and-brimstone black leader who talked about the “white devil,” but for others, he is the forgotten pillar of the civil rights movement as important as Martin Luther King Jr. Watch as AJ+ asks people – young and old – what #MalcolmMeans to them.
Participants, in order of appearance:
Rasheed Shabazz, Communications Director at the Afrikan Black Coalition
Sumaya Mehai, Student at Zaytuna College
Mus'ab Abdullah, Imam and Student at Zaytuna College
Yusef Jordan, Musician and Engineer
Thelma Austin, Author
Camisha Fatimah Gentry, Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth School Coordinator
Blake Simons, Student at UC Berkeley
Chinasa Ozonsi, Co-Organizer of Millions March in Oakland
Bashir Shah, Professor and Veteran of the U.S. Air Force
Rashaan Mungo, Teacher
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