Malcolm X Talks Meeting Fidel Castro (1960) | Barry Gray Talk Radio

Barry Gray on WMCA New York interviews Malcolm X. Malcolm X discusses his meeting with Fidel Castro in Harlem and systemic injustice on or about September 20, 1960.

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[mattmatthews]

Malcolm X was very intelligent, and it intimidated people to the point they created confusion

[elvingallard]

Malcolm explains things so thoroughly yet concise. Breaks complex things down to the lowest common denominator. He was a major loss to the world.

[newme]

Brother Malcolm's intellect was OFF THE CHARTS!

[scottbussell]

I am a 54 year old white Jewish man, I have studied and listened to Malcolm X for over thirty years. He has influenced me in many ways on how I conduct my life. Thank you sir.

[III]

Always loved how straightforward Malcolm X was. No sugarcoating, no allowing narratives to get spun, always remaining calm while getting his point across.

[kellihwilliams]

Malcolm X was so brilliant and such a bold man. His intellect and savvy ability to verbally spar is just unmatched. I never tire of listening to him speak.

[landofahhs_]

Man, I was only 9 and 1/2 years old at the time, but I remember THIS interview. I've admired Malcolm X all my life. Few people practice what they preach and far fewer have the tenacity to face the ignorance of eyes that "...refuse to see".

[zabluoc]

This is a teaching moment.. Brother Malcolm show you that you don't need to be loud or be cursing to make your point in front of people who are in denial about the obvious facts.... Whoever killed this man or gave the order has to know they never touch his spirit or his soul.. Malcolm x is forever alive.. I love this man..

[Bigg_C-Nile]

This interviewer knows full well what Malcolm meant by the system & how people end up broken. For instance Joe Louis.

[Aboriginal_SIN]

Malcolm NEVER lets his words or position gets manipulated or twisted. His intellect and ability to remain calm in the face of divisive reporters is a aspect I truly admire and study. Its clear why he was a threat to the Anglo-Saxon structure.

[LowellBDennyIII]

Malcolm is a jewel in our crown. Thank you for posting this!!

[JMTMO]

"Don't ask me a question you don't want a blunt answer to." Man, the way he broke down this fool's attempt to individualize racial supremacy was magnificent.

[Titanicboah]

This warmed my soul and at the same time it made me angry. Politically we’re literally at the same place we were when this interview was conducted. We’re still being manipulated into voting for NOTHING in return. Just like what Malcolm X mentioned at the end. This was *worth* every second of 39 minutes. Thank you for posting!

[Guitibaca]

I don’t know how in the hell Malcolm was so strong! To not reach over and slap this guy. The ignorance of most tv and radio interviewers is awesome. This guy obviously never knew about King Leopold. Malcolm was so brilliant that today in 2022, ppl still haven’t caught up to him🙏🏽RIP brother

[da]

Listening to this interview 61 years ago shows how situations haven't changed

[ማርሔር]

Rest in Peace and Power Malkom X. You are ever alive .

[michaelsmith]

Brilliant, courageous, and certainly the most electric personality ever to come out of the United States. Denied his dream of becoming a lawyer by a racist society, he became the greatest prosecutor in American history, indicting the U.S. for crimes against humanity before a world audience. Well done, brother Malcolm!

[AM-mijd]

I love listening to Malcom X interviews. Well spoken, wise and quick witt! If only there were more men of his standard. The best ever!

[Emanual]

Mr. Malcolm X was one of The Most Brilliant Men in the history of

[payday]

Malcolm X is brilliant in this interview