Showing posts with label Malcolm X. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malcolm X. Show all posts

Tuesday, 27 May 2014

Like It Is - The Covert War Against Malcolm X (& Several Rare Documentaries)

Like It Is (With Gil Noble)- The Covert War Against Malcolm X (1983 Documentary)

Like It Is (With Gil Noble)- The Covert War Against Malcolm X (1983 Documentary)

(Found on Forbez DVD)

Features recording of FBI Agents trying to apply preasure on Malcolm X to inform on the Nation Of Islam during his 90 Day suspension & Interview with Robert Haggins (Malcolm X's Photographer) & Earl Grant (Malcolm X's Aide). 

"He looked like he was hypnotised, like a robot" Earl Grant (Malcolm X's Aide) on the assassin of Malcolm X

The Assassination of Malcolm X - book by George Breitman (Author), Herman Porter (Author), Baxter Smith (Author)  1976 Pathfinder Press

March 1st 1965 (8 Days after Assassination) "Office of Percy Sutton, MalcolmX'x Lawyer is Burglarized and thoroughly searched.Some of Malcolm X's papers are stolen. Where Government "Plumbers" involved?" - Page 16 from The Assassination of Malcolm X

"A Decade Of Struggle" How the FBI Sabotaged Black America
Documentary by Gil Noble on the intentional destruction of Black America by the FBI using infiltration, counter-intelligence programs and drugs. From Marcus Garvey to Paul Robeson to Martin Luther King to Malcolm X to Fred Hampton, to the Black Panthers to heroin and crack, the FBI has worked to destroy black people. Includes interview with Darthard Perry, Ex-informer for the FBI.

 
Also features a rare appearance of Chancellor James Williams Sociologist/Historian and Author of "The Destruction of Black Civilization"


MALCOLM X: "OUR HISTORY WAS DESTROYED BY SLAVERY"


Malcolm X Make It Plain (Full PBS Documentary)

Thursday, 6 January 2011

Remembering the New Cross Fire 30 Years On- at The Albany Theatre, South London 14/1/10


Remembering the New Cross Fire 30 Years On

An evening to mark the 30th Anniversary of the New Cross Fire at The Albany Theatre Deptford South London 14/1/10

On Sunday January 18, 1981 a devastating house fire killed 13 young black people during a birthday party in New Cross, South East London. The black community accused the London Metropolitan Police of covering up the cause, which they suspected was an arson attack motivated by racism. The protests arising out of the fire led to a mobilization of black political activity, but nobody has ever been charged in relation to the fire.



Kwame Kwei-Armah hosts this event to mark the 30th Anniversary of the New Cross Fire incorporating music, film, spoken word and discussion to remember the young lives lost and the impact the New Cross Fire has had on the lives of Britons today.

The event hopes to be an inspiring and uplifting remembrance with contributions from Alex Pascall OBE, Professor Gus John, Film Maker Menelik Shabazz, spoken word from Courttia Newland, El Crisis and Albany Associate Artist Zena Edwards and music from The Queens of Lovers Rock Carroll Thompson and Janet Kay.

DATES & TIMES:Friday 14 January
TICKETS:£10
CONCESSIONS:£7
Tickets and more info here


Found on the excellent South London blog Transpontine

Sunday, 2 January 2011

SONS OF MALCOLM TALKS ABOUT THE RACIALLY MOTIVATED SHOOTINGS OF MORE THAN 18 INNOCENT PEOPLE IN MALMO, SWEDEN ON PRESS TV


PRESSURE GROUP SONS OF MALCOLM TALKS ABOUT THE RACIALLY MOTIVATED SHOOTINGS OF MORE THAN 18 INNOCENT MEN & WOMEN IN MALMO, SWEDEN AND THE MEDIA BLACK OUT, ON PRESS TV

Interview starts at 1min 30secs.