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Manage this whole continent, that is the stereotype, that we need somebody from outside of us to save us. these are our sacred lands. we need to make a move here in the black hills. but we fell for a trick there. that doesnt mean that we stop there. >> as a black american, i know weve fallen for some trickses too. oh, i say and i say again, you been had. you been took. you been hook winked, bamboozled, led astray, run amok. this is what he does. some call this hate teaching. okay, ill stop. that...

Tourism create and support about indigenous folks? >> we have been villainized. we have been objectified. we have been fetishized, man. >> yeah. >> i got to get out there and dance. i got to get out there and play the flute. we have been lied about. the idea that indigenous nations are primitive, that we didnt manage this whole continent, that is the stereotype is that we need somebody from outside of us to save us. these are our sacred lands. we need to make a move here in the black hills, but ...

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Became a radical black activist. she started working to the organization of african american unity. she was supporting for it to weaken independents. she is also very involved with the asian american movement and a time, very much following the league of black people, right? and watching how black people were doing. >> even someone who grew up leading them about malcolm x, her name came up, but it wasnt a relationship. it is such a model of this and this, black, asian alliance building, that kee...

Black nationalist. she started working for the organization african american unity. she was supporting puerto rican independence. she was also very involved with the asian american movement at that time. very much following the lead of black people, right, and watching what black people were doing. >> even as someone who grew up reading a lot about malcolm x, her name came up, but i didnt understand the importance of their relationship until years later. it is such a model of sort of this black ...

Movement. you know, she was on fire in the 60s, and it was exciting. >> no one can speak for negroes, there is no negroes in his right mind today is going to turn the other team. >> and i met malcolm in 1963, which changed everything. as she would, say her political awakening. she joked later that, you know, the first thing she did when she saw him, as she ran up to him and she shook his hand, she says, i want to thank you for what you are doing for your people. and he said, what am i doing for ...

Th NBA legend died on Sunday at the age of 88 with his wife Jeannine by his side, his family said.

A Muslim African American man recently exonerated of his wrongful conviction for Malcolm X's assassination files a $40 million lawsuit against New York City.

>> greg: looks like joe is rubbing off drought and not in the usual -- off on the doctor, and not in a usual way. you think a real life doctor could know the difference between people and inmatnant things. what do you think of dr. jills comments, joe? >> hey, hey, hey, look. leave my wife alone. shes a doctor, all right? shell get ya. look, shes right. ive been to those bogadas. theyre full of breakfast tacos. jill got that from me. thats my nickname for the hispanic people. i say, come here, my...

Happen has reopened. a prayer vigil was held at the remodelled store to honor the victims. the man wrongfully convicted of killing malcolm x back in 1965 is suing the city of new york for $40 million, last year prosecutors vacated the conviction of mohammed -- who is now 84 years old. he is suing for malicious prosecution, denial of due process rights and government misconduct. a statue of civil rights leader and educator mary mcleod bitumen was unveiled in the capital this week, in the u.s. cap...