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A look at the lessons we can learn from the life of one of the most prominent and impactful Muslims ever to have lived in the West that still inspires millions worldwide today.

This is a concierge. shes working the desk and shes afraid somebodys going to take her health care away. what am i supposed to say to that? i had no answer for her. this is not a campaign trail. this is real. nothing i can say. i said, you know what, wii haveo hope theyll look at all the people who may lose it and have a change of heart and really put to work the wheels of power to say, maybe we shouldnt do that. but i had nothing to say to the political immaturity that goes on in this country, ...

Here she working with malcolm x., the secular branch of his two-pronged approach to transformation of black america after he left the nation of islam. and they were intending to take the united states of america to the united nations and hold it accountable for its genocide dal impulses towards franklin people around the world, but especially in america. she also worked with martin luther king jr. byron ruston got her to become the northern coordinate for voter registration and the like because ...

Malcolm x create a foundation. called organization of afro american community. his proposal included taking the plight of the african-americans to the united nations and asking the world council to intercede on the part of beleaguered blacks. the idea was so stimulating, i persuaded myself i should return to the states. david chappelle imagines the anger she must have felt after her friends, malcom x and martin luther king, jr. were assassinated. angelou explains why its okay to be anger. >> if ...

And a challenge we all have to take very, very seriously, particularly in the 21st century, where political discourse is so polarized and so infused with anger and bitterness, right? but, remember, dr. angelou comes from a certain tradition. and the generation of people with whom she was interacting, i mean, direct interaction with dr. king, direct interaction with malcolm x., you know, jimmy baldwin talks to her about writing and focusing on her writing to publish her first book. direct interac...

The united states to help malcolm x create a foundation. his proposal included taking the plight of the african-americans to the united nations and asking the world council to intercede on the part of beleaguered blacks. the idea was so stimulating, i persuaded myself i should return to the states. david chappelle imagines the anger she must have felt after her friends were assassinated. angelou explains why its okay to be anger. >> if youre not angry, youre either a stone or youre too sick to b...

And articulate as she was. you can see a woman of high intelligence and poetry but a woman who got in the trenches and worked with ordinary people. here she working with malcolm x., the secular branch of his two-pronged approach to transformation of black america after he left the nation of islam. and they were intending to take the united states of america to the united nations and hold it accountable for its genocide dal impulses towards franklin people around the world, but especially in amer...

She was a woman who embraced the full length and depth and breadth of what it meant to be human, and what it meant to be a woman, at a time when it wasnt popular for women to be as vocal and articulate as she was. you can see a woman of high intelligence and poetry but a woman who got in the trenches and worked with ordinary people. here she working with malcolm x., the secular branch of his two-pronged approach to transformation of black america after he left the nation of islam. and they were ...

>> a couple of years later, she read a momentum at the million man march. and just a few years ago, president obama gave her the highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. but these were just the final few chapters in a life that contained a thousand lives. angelou grew up with her grandmother in the jim crow south in a town called stance, arkansas. during a brief time staying with her mother, she was raped by her mothers boyfriend. angelou recounted the incident in an interview ...

Tea parties you play a valuable role. the role is washington. i invite the tea parties to be very careful because youre not rooted in values and principles. it doesnt mean you dont have values and principles, it means its not your charter. what are your charter fodiding principles? and 9.12 members if youre not studying if value and principle, not looking at that and rooting yourself in that and the founding fathers, then youre doing something different. 9.12 was not a tea party or a political a...