His last speech. This was given the day after his home was bombed, he would be dead very soon. You can hear how tired he sounds and it brought me to crying. He died for us. He died trying to defend us. I do not see after listening to this, how anyone could sit back and let the rest of our rights be taken. I will soon have a special that will show, just as our leaders figured it out, (King knew he had to help us get money and Malcolm X knew he was being mislead by the nation of Islam), our leaders are then killed. We can no longer let the murders of our leaders go unanswered. We MUST wake up the Black people (can't really call that leadership) in Washington. The only "WOKE" folks are those white folks who KNOW they have something to answer for and they want to turn it all around. We should be very upset that this man was taken from us and we should do everything in our power to continue his work. As much as I love Dr. King, he was not Brother Malcolm. Brother Malcolm knew it was necessary to fight and to never stop. He know there would never be a time where White America would just give in and give us what it owed us. We owe it to him and to ourselves to continue his fight. God bless Brother Malcolm and let's no longer let this death be in vain. Catch this fire with me and send to to all the people you know. Malcolm X was an influential black leader who fought tirelessly for the rights of African Americans. He was a firm believer in the idea that police brutality was a major issue that needed to be addressed in America. Through various speeches and interviews, Malcolm X spoke about the injustices faced by black people at the hands of the police. He expressed his anger and frustration at the rampant police brutality in America, and he called for an end to this inhumane practice. If you’re interested in learning about the important role Malcolm X played in the fight against police brutality, this video is for you. So, sit back, relax, and let’s take a closer look at the untold story of Malcolm X on police brutality. Make sure to tune into our Malcolm X Channel 24/7 at our website https://www.sfjfamilyservices.com/