Hotep!!! (Peace)!!!

Black social media, as usual, is caught up in America’s drama. Ok, the Kobe Bryant / Gayle King / Snoop Dog beef, unfortunately happened in Black America. This is another example of White supremacy and the system of racism turning Blackmen and Blackwomen against one another in the Black community. The Who Killed Malcolm X documentary has Black people upset with the Black Islamic organization called Nation of Islam, but not with the White oppressive forces behind the plot to kill Malcolm X, the Nation of Islam, and Black liberation. This is a very interesting time to live in folks. Consequently, because of the lack of a major Black liberation movement amongst Black people, we not be focused on the need to wrestle Black power from White supremacy and the system of racism. Without a Black liberation movement, White supremacy, and the system of racism, are rebooting themselves to continue their domination of Black people. 

This is why I think a deeper Afrikan centric analysis needs to be discussed on this Malcolm X assassination documentary. 
 

The Who Killed Malcolm X is a updated visual documentary version for people who have not really read, researched, and studied on the forces working to assassinate Malcolm X (Omawele El Hajj Malcolm El Shabazz). 
 

Malcolm X was the former National Spokesman for the Nation of Islam and a world-wide respected Black Nationalist freedom fighter in the 1950s and 60s. He was assassinated on February 21, 1965 at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, New York. Brother Malcolm X Afrikan centered critiques of White supremacy, and the system of racism, made him some enemies in the Nation of Islam, many enemies in US Government, many enemies in the F.B.I., many enemies in local police departments across the United States, and many enemies in European governments in the world. The organization that created Malcolm X was called the Nation of Islam.

In America, from the 1930s to the 1970s, Al-Islam primarily under the leadership of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam, bursted on the scene to offer Black people a path to free ourselves from racial oppression in America. Masses of Black people embraced Al-Islam as taught by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. The Nation of Islam grew to a mass movement for Islam and Afrikan centric Black consciousness. It’s members included famous Black Muslim leaders such as, Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, Clara Muhammad, Clarence 13x (the Founder of the 5% Nation of Islam), Imam Suraj Wahhaj, Dr. Khalid Abdul Muhammad, and the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan.
Unfortunately, the racist power structure became threatened by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam. Racist Whites in America, and in the world, worked night and day to destroy the Nation of Islam and it’s Afrikan centric Black consciousness. After the departure of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad in 1975, his son Wallance Muhammad, who would later change his name to Imam Warith Deen Mohammed, took over the reign of leadership. The son of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad moved the Nation of Islam into Sunni Al-Islam. In 1978, disagreeing with the direction of Imam Warith Deen Mohammed, the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan left Sunni Al-Islam to rebuild the teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam.

Now most of us who have done this research, and have read on the assassination of Malcolm X, know that his assassination was a conspiracy orchestrated by the White power structure using a myriad of rogue members of the Nation of Islam, the F.B.I, New York City’s local police department, and the US Government. Unfortunately, the documentary still does not go deep into brother Malcolm X’s real enemies in America, and in the world; which were White supremacy and the system of racism. 
 

To protect White domination from Black radical leaders and movements, like Malcolm X, and the Nation of Islam, White oppressive forces committed themselves on killing Malcolm X, and discrediting the Nation of Islam, in the eyes of Black people. This was all done at all costs by White supremacy, and the system of racism, to destroy Black liberation leaders and Black liberation movements amongst Black people in America and in the world Afrikan community. 
 

From the 15th to the 20th centuries, White oppressive intellectuals created the ideology of White supremacy, and the ideology of racism, to justify the inferiority of Black people, the enslavement of Black people, and the colonialism of Afrika. White supremacists and racists scholars, and intellectuals, such as Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, David Hume, George Curvier, Abraham Lincoln, Arnold Toynbee, George Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Richard Burton, Samuel Baker, George F. Will, and P. T. Bauer presented to the world that Black people were subhuman beings without a history and a culture. Malcolm X, and the Nation of Islam, were some of the few people, and movements on earth, that understood the science behind the calculated efforts of the White domination of Black people, but worked to help free Black lives from White domination. 
 

However, let’s also remember that throughout the 1950s, the 1960s, and the early 1970s, White supremacy and the system of racism were being directly challenged by Black people such as, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, the Civil Rights Movement, anti-colonialist movements on the continent of Afrika, the Black Panther Party, Dr. Maulana Karenga, the US organization, Imamu Amiri Baraka, the Black Arts Movement, the Republic of New Afrika Movement, and the Black Power Movement for the first time in American and World History on a massive scale. 
 

However, Malcolm X, and the Nation of Islam, were the earliest Black voices and movements of dissent successfully challenging the world-wide conspiracy of White supremacy, and the system of racism, working, overtly and covertly, to dominate and oppress Black people in America and in the world. Dr. Asa Hilliard, the great Afrikan centered educator, writes in his book, The Maroon Within Us: Selected Essays on African American Community, says “few Americans have any idea just how intentional systematic, intensive, prolonged and widespread was the defamation process directed toward Afrcan people and the descendants of African people all over the world during the slavery, colonial, and racism periods. They are generally unaware of the role that (White) scholarship played.” This is why White supremacy, and the system of racism had to completely destroy Malcolm X and the Nation of Islam. This was not intensely pointed out in the documentary. Anything Black and strong that challenges White supremacy, and the system of racism, will be neutralized. All of this holds true in today’s commentary times. This is why Black History books will not be in the libraries of the Illinois prison system. This is why Black History classes will not be taught in school districts in North Carolina. This is why Black Lives Matter is labeled anti-white and anti-police. This is why the Maafa (Kiswahili for the great scattering), or the European Slave-Trade, will not be taught in Texas. This is why the word Hotep (Kemetic for peace) and Afrikan centricity is under attack in America.

However, the documentary does point out that our divisions in Black unity can lead to our enemies destroying our Black leaders, our Black organizations, and our Black movements for Black liberation. 
 

Whiteness has driven our people out of our Afrikan minds in America, and in the Afrikan world community, keeping us focus on nonsense instead on real oppressive conditions (i.e. poverty, joblessness, police brutality, community violence, racism, White supremacy, miseducation, Black self-hatred, drugs abuse, reparations, etc) affecting the Black community in America.

This is why Afrikan centric Black consciousness is the remedy to help our people become re-centered to our Black selves. However, these concocted Hollywood drama rating driven issues in America are distractions!!!!

President Donald Trump, during the State of Union address rewarded Conservative radio talk show host and White supremacist, Rush Limbaugh, a US congressional Medal of Honor. Rush Limbaugh was one of the Birther Movement’s leading voices. The Birther Movement believes that former President Barack Obama was not legitimately born in the United States. There were no massive protests against President Trump for rewarding Rush Limbaugh’s racial divisiveness in America. The recipients of the US Congressional Medal of Honor includes the following: Rosa Parks and Muhammad Ali. There were no massive protests against President Donald Trump’s racist new travel ban policy. President Donald Trump banned 5 nations from allowing immigrants to come to the US. Four of those nations were Afrikan nations, such as Eritrea, Sudan, Tanzania, and Nigeria.

In summation, we are not paying attention to how White supremacy, and the system of racism, are reorganizing themselves to continue White domination of Black people!!!!!! We are not reorganizing ourselves to create movements and organizations to challenge White supremacy and the system of racism. But most importantly, we are not creating movements and organizations to help our people find the pathway back to Black power and Black liberation.

Hotep!!! (Peace)!!!

Note: Spelling Afrika with a k is not a typo. Using the k in Afrika is the Kiswahili way of writing Africa. Kiswahili is a Pan -Afrikan language. It is spoken in many countries in Afrika. Kiswahili is the language used in Kwanzaa. The holiday of Kwanzaa is celebrated from December 26 to January