This episode aims to honor Malcolm X, a prominent figure in the Black community, while exploring his ideologies and values. I recently listened to a 1963 interview conducted at the University of California, Berkeley, where he addressed the question of whether white individuals can genuinely be friends to Black people. He also critiqued the notion that entertainers and athletes can’t serve as intellectual leaders within the Black community. This discussion resonated with me, as I recall a time when I struggled to grasp the nuances of his perspective, but I now have a clearer understanding. I encourage you to engage with the content and share your thoughts in the comments below.

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