Ol' Mr. X was a whitey hating muslim, plain and simple. A muslim who died at the hands of other muslims
. . . . and a liar who led a double-life?
Ol' Mr. X was a whitey hating muslim, plain and simple. A muslim who died at the hands of other muslims
. . . . and a liar who led a double-life?
IN HIS OWN WORDS:
‘Jomo Kenyatta, Oginga Odinga, and the Mau Mau will go down as the greatest African patriots and freedom fighters that that continent ever knew, and they will be given credit for bringing about the independence of many of the existing independent states on that continent right now. There was a time when their image was negative, but today they’re looked upon with respect and their chief is the president and their next chief is the vice president.
‘I have to take time to mention that because, in my opinion, not only in Mississippi and Alabama, but right here in New York City, you and I can best learn how to get real freedom by studying how Kenyatta brought it to his people in Kenya, and how Odinga helped him, and the excellent job that was done by the Mau Mau freedom fighters. In fact, that’s what we need in Mississippi. In Mississippi we need a Mau Mau. In Alabama we need a Mau Mau. In Georgia we need a Mau Mau. Right here in Harlem, in New York City, we need a Mau Mau.’
hmmm...might be gold, but it's still a CHAIN and you are nothing but a servant.
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It's obviously generational.
Marable was born in Dayton, Ohio. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Earlham College and his PhD from University of Maryland. Marable taught at the University of Colorado at Boulder and Ohio State University, where he was chairman of the Department of Black Studies. He later took a position at Columbia University, eventually becoming the M. Moran Weston and Black Alumni Council Professor of African-American Studies. Marable also served as the founding director of the Africana and Hispanic Studies Program at Colgate University.[1]
Marable served as Chair of Movement for a Democratic Society (MDS).[3] Marable served on the Board of Directors for the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network (HSAN), a non-profit coalition of public figures working to utilize hip-hop as an agent for social change.[4] Marable was also a member of the New York Legislature's Amistad Commission, created to review state curriculum regarding the slave trade.[5]
It was reported in June 2004 by activist group Racism Watch that Marable had called for immediate action to be taken to end the U.S. military's use of Raphael Patai's book The Arab Mind which Marable described as "a book full of racially charged stereotypes and generalizations."[6] In a 2008 column, Marable endorsed Senator Barack Obama's bid for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination.[7]
HARD TO FIND WHEN HE COMMENCED AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. WONDER WHY?
That’s the official hobby of Muslims....Killing other Muslims....
