As long as this so-calledcivil rights struggle is led... And when I say "led,"I use "led"...
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As long as this so-called
civil rights struggle is led... And when I say "led,"
I use "led" in quotes. Actually contained
by Uncle Tom Negro leaders, then the white power structure
isn't worried at all. They only worry when they know
that the masses of Black people are ready to explode. And in exploding, it will destroy some of the furniture
in their house. My father loved his fearlessness
civil rights struggle is led... And when I say "led,"
I use "led" in quotes. Actually contained
by Uncle Tom Negro leaders, then the white power structure
isn't worried at all. They only worry when they know
that the masses of Black people are ready to explode. And in exploding, it will destroy some of the furniture
in their house. My father loved his fearlessness
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As long as this so-called
civil rights struggle is led...
00:00:04.712 --> 00:00:07.047
And when I say "led,"
I use "led" in quotes.
00:00:07.131 --> 00:00:11.135
Actually contained
by Uncle Tom Negro leaders,
00:00:11.218 --> 00:00:13.303
then the white power structure
isn't worried at all.
00:00:13.387 --> 00:00:15.823
They only worry when they know
that the masses of Black people
00:00:15.848 --> 00:00:17.001
are ready to explode.
00:00:17.999 --> 00:00:18.999
And in exploding,
00:00:18.001 --> 00:00:20.602
it will destroy some of the furniture
in their house.
00:00:21.185 --> 00:00:23.314
My father loved his fearlessness.
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Movie Summary
From a chance meeting to a tragic fallout, Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali's extraordinary bond cracks under the weight of distrust and shifting ideals.
