Over the course of my life, I’ve had the great privilege to befriend a number of Black scholars, Black Historians, Black Muslims, Somali Muslims, African (Liberian, Nigerian, Ivorian, Cameroon/Ambazonian) Christians and Muslims, Black Hebrew Israelites/ISUPK, Black Christians, Caribbean Christians, Caribbean Hindus and a good number of Black People.
Living in Minnesota I’ve also come to know a good number of middle and upper class white progressives.
Among all of the former groups, I’ve noticed an incredible diversity of thought and opinion. Among the latter, I understand what Malcolm X was talking about.
In the 1959 documentary, The Hate That Hate Produced, Louis X reads, “I charge the white man with being the greatest liar on Earth!”
The way white Progressives in Minnesota lie in unison has been the subject of many conversations. From a moral psychology perspective the lies they tell about Blacks, immigrants and Muslims, seem to fit the pattern of “Patients Deserving of Care.”
This is much the way humans treat women and/or children.
Malcolm X As a Speaker
During this series, I’ve listened to a lot of Malcolm X’s interviews and speeches. Separating his politics, racial, and religious beliefs it would be easy to imagine the contempt Malcolm X might have for Minnesota’s white progressives and the activists they fund.
There is a lot to admire about Malcolm X as an orator. He was sharp, funny, pithy, quotable, and knew how to move a crowd to action. Unlike his contemporary Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King, whose Baptist Preacher Style oration has been widely adopted and mimicked, Malcolm X, used a sharp wit and calm, measured, delivery that is very difficult to pattern.
With certainty, he effectively used those skills to galvanize around the evil of white men. After his trip to Mecca he came to realize the possibility of seeing humanity in white Muslims. Following the effects of Progressive politics in Minnesota, notably the war on Black men, I can not imagine Malcolm X would think very highly of white Minnesota progressives.
Especially, the lies they tell themselves about Islam and Black men’s ability and right to defend themselves and their families with guns.
The Hate that Hate Produced
Anyone who aims to be a leader or a persuasive speaker understands that you need to meet your audience where they are if you’re going to lead them anywhere. You also need to get and keep their attention. Malcolm was masterful at this. At the bottom of this, I’ll put links to every speech and interview I can find.
The curious minded will find these interesting, the white Minnesota Progressive already knows everything he needs to know about Islam, the Nation of Islam, Malcolm X, and Black people. They have views just like him, he thinks the same way about white men and he fully well understands that white progressives have their best interests at heart.
They just need to give up their guns, masculinity, and accept that their sons can also be daughters.
In 1959, Mike Wallace and Louis Lomax put together, a five-part documentary provocatively called, “The Hate that Hate Produced” using many clips of The Nation of Islam, it’s leaders, and leaders of other so-called “Black Nationalist” or “Black Supremacist Groups.”
My readers are pretty savvy about human perception, persuasion, political division, and media techniques. I’ll provide the complete documentary for each interested reader to review and draw their own conclusion.
White MN Progressives don’t need to watch it, because it was clearly an attempt to slander a slain Civil Rights Leader.
From his adoption of the Nation of Islam in 1952, until he broke with it in 1964, Malcolm X promoted the Nation’s teachings.
These included beliefs:
- that black people are the original people of the world[99]
- that white people are “devils”[2] and
- that the demise of the white race is imminent.[3]
Yet, of course, Islamophobic white supremacists with an unsophisticated understanding of the structures of power that oppress Black Indigenous of Color, made this out to be somehow bad.
A modern analysis of the documentary suggests it’s blatantly one-sided, and used the term “gospel of hate” to frighten white audiences. Other critics suggest the documentary made of 80% quotes made no effor to balance the presentation.
Again, I’ll let my audience decide. (Full Documentary)
The Nation of Islam saw new membership skyrocket following the release of the documentary. This gave the organization the opportunity to educate new adherents to the truth and reality of the Religion of Peace.
(Bonus: 4 hrs of who didn’t kill Malcolm X)
Still, not everybody got the memo that this was white supremacist propaganda and many have been inspired to write songs celebrating this documentary. Like the documentary producers, they all agree that hate is produced by white devils.
Soulja Sister – The Hate that Hate Produced
Cornell University educated, activist, and author, Soulja Sister, gained prominence when known white supremacist, Bill Clinton, criticized her. This is now known as a Soulja Sister Moment for her obviously kidding statements such as, “ if black people kill black people every day, why not have a week and kill white people?” and “If there are any good white people, I haven’t met them.”
Some white supremacist hate critics panned this album and video. One look at this video can tell you why. (Archived to keep, you know, “white people”, from taking it down and further oppressing the Black People.)
What follows are selections from this maligned masterworks for white progressive feminists in MN to hum on their way to work and chant at local protests!
(1:20) Souljah was not born to make white people feel comfortable
I am african first, I am black first
I want what’s good for me and my people first
And if my survival means your total destruction
Then so be it!
You built this wicked system
They say two wrongs don’t make it right
But it damn sure makes it even!
Yeah, you can speak and all of that
But can you rhyme, Sister?
(2:45) The experts, the scientists, PhD’s
Souljah pays no homage to a paper degree
My mind is mine, my thoughts are a friend to me
Damn your color and white world supremacy
Got ya drippin and sweatin, you can’t believe what I said
Wait for me to change my mind, hold your breath
You’ll be dead…
Dead, dead, dead, dead…
Indy Rap Bands have also taken creative license with the theme Mike Wallace created. Everyone who looks like him is responsible for anything that follows.
United Front – The Hate that Hate Produced
Here’s the entire video archived in case white Youtube decides to cancel the truth.
(:16) I can’t shake it loose, this the hate that hate produced, I’m here to break the noose and fight the devil ain’t no truce, raise it another level, satan the devil, say the truth, and look him in his eye, when the enemy’s facing you.
(:54) You peak pale skin beast, I hate your Red, White and Blue, and Ku Klux Klan sheets, your President, your Senate, and your campaign speech, I hate the British, and the Romans and the God Damned Greeks.
(:78) Normal persuasion doesn’t work with caucasions, you speak his language, through violence with guns blazin’, so what I’m saying negotiatin’ with Satan, is a waste of time, you out your African mind.
(2:08) Gone make these Devils pay for every single crime, ever committed, cracker, you did it, now it’s time to die. I spray the the ratched no time for moving backwards, I’m sending bullets to crackers and faggots. Killin’ Devils on different levels concocting potions to stop them from encroachin’.
(2:30) Step in my lana, I’m project sons and daughters slain I don’t know they name, my myTake a step in my lane, I’m Repat-nation gonna’ to exterminate, Marcus Garvey, Mugabe, Pilate, kill these crackers in broad day. Burn ‘em all away, gut ‘em clean.
(3:20) Murder these Devils, it’s divine orders, we’re opposites, we mix like oil and water, Africa for Africans, I say let’s shut down the borders let’s get a purge on. Devils want it all I hit the deck when bullets fly the Devil won’t change and needs to be euthanized, trusting this cracker is suicide.
Fighting hate with love sounds great in theory, but has never ever once worked in history.
This video has been on Youtube since 2014. As of this writing Joe Rogan has had 70 episodes taken down from Spotify. The unique hatefulness of white people knows no bounds.
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