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Black Lives Matter Podcast โœ‹๐Ÿฟ#BlackLivesMatter - Black History | Black Ethics | Black Power

Black Lives Matter Podcast โœ‹๐Ÿฟ
Martin Luther King Jr.
Civil Rights Movement
Civil Rights
Vietnam War
Racial Justice
Nonviolence
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Peace
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Poverty
Segregation
Social Justice
Racism
Non-Violence
American Dream
Voting Rights
Goodwill
Human Rights
Nonviolent Resistance
Malcolm X

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Malcolm X - The House Negro and the Field Negro

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MALCOLM X - RETURNS FROM MECCA (HAJJ) Complete Press Conference (ENGLISH)

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Malcolm X - Knowledge and Truth Vol.1

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Malcolm X - interview at UC Berkeley

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Mumia Abu Jamal
Activist and writer critiquing Marable's biography
Black Classic Press/activist network
Episode: Losing Our Memory A Lie of Reinvention Malcolm X
Malcolm X Shabazz
Minister, Nation of Islam leader
Nation of Islam
Episode: Hon. Malcolm X University of California Berkeley.
Herman Blake
Teaching assistant in the course
Unspecified academic program
Episode: Hon. Malcolm X University of California Berkeley.
Malcolm X
Guest on City Desk discusses the Black Muslims and Elijah Muhammad
Nation of Islam / Black Muslims
Episode: Hon. Malcolm X Chicago's City Desk.
William Barber II
President of the North Carolina NAACP
North Carolina NAACP
Episode: Office Hours with Richard Lischer on the Preaching of Martin Luther King Jr.
Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Civil rights leader and influential speaker
Episode: MLK What is Your Life's Blueprint
Khalil Islam
Former member of the Nation of Islam, accused of involvement in the assassination of Malcolm X, argues his innocence.
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Episode: Malcolm X Assassin - Pt. 2

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Jared; Martin Luther King Jr.; Chris Allen
A mix of hosts discussing race, history, and civil rights; includes a host with a panel format and others with archival or lecture-based content.

Reviews

3.9 out of 5 stars from 38 ratings
  • Rude

    Good but you put in auto tune in one of his speech and that is super rude stop trying to make him sound funny that is disrespectful but please make more anyway

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jonah ๐Ÿ–ค
    United States3 years ago
  • You wonโ€™t control us no more

    We are black so deal with it. Just because weโ€™re different from others doesnโ€™t give you the right to beat and harass people. What did we do to you? If you were black we wouldnโ€™t hurt you at all, god made this world for everyone. Let white people and black people just live there life together, stop throwing rocks at us, stop shooting us with a fire truck, stop calling us bad names. We shall have freedom, freedom shall be ours, we should not have to be judged and controlled just because of differe... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jonah ๐Ÿ–ค
    United States4 years ago
  • Black Lives Matter

    Man it is unfair that black people are not treated unfairly slavery and the riots like gorge Floyd it is just unfair that there is racism out there in area and are lives

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emmett william morrow
    United States4 years ago
  • Great platform for all true black people

    Let make blacks dominate

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    zorknary
    Saudi Arabia4 years ago
  • Thoughtful Content

    Hearing scholars analyze history from a perspective other than the one we have been fed during our formal school experiences is affirming. More important I feel as if I am actually being well educated. The linear approach we have traditionally used to examine phenomena weakens everyone. These lectures should live next to all structured curricula in world and American history.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Dr. TMB
    United States6 years ago

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Listeners value rigorous critique of traditional civil rights narratives.
The show is praised for high-empathy storytelling paired with strong scholarly rigor.
Insightful historical analysis that illuminates less-covered perspectives in Black history.
Convening multiple experts and activists creates compelling, sometimes provocative debates.

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Malcolm X - interview at UC Berkeley
Q: What is your opinion toward the civil rights movement in general and Martin Luther King's philosophy of nonviolent direct action?
Malcolm X critiques nonviolence as insufficient for Black liberation, argues for Black self-determination, and questions the effectiveness and authenticity of the mainstream civil rights leadership, while suggesting that true justice requires structural change and separation when necessary.
Losing Our Memory A Lie of Reinvention Malcolm X
Q: Why do you think the book was constructed the way it was?
The panel argues it was driven by market considerations and publishing pressures, not just scholarly pursuit, leading to selective sourcing and a narrative designed to be commercially successful.
Hon. Malcolm X Chicago's City Desk.
Q: What is your real name?
Malcolm X confirms his name as Malcolm, explaining the use of different names due to historical reasons and the transformation under his religious leadership.
Portion of Martin Luther king Jr speech.Equality
Q: In your book, do you reference the fierce urgency of now and tie its use by King in 1963, to its use by Barack Obama in 2008?
Yes, I do. Obama used that term, the fierce urgency of now very, very successfully in 2008.

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This program centers on Black history, civil rights, and Black empowerment, often featuring historic debates, lectures, and interviews that challenge conventional narratives. Episodes frequently examine strategies for social change, economic self-determination, and critiques of mainstream civil rights approaches, sometimes from nationalist or alternative perspectives. A standout element is the integration of archival speeches, academic critique, and activist viewpoints, creating a rigorous, history-forward conversation that appeals to listeners who seek deeper context on race, policy, and community organizing. The show is likely to attract scholars, students, and practitioners in social justice, education, and public policy who value provoc... more

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