DR. UMAR JOHNSON Breakfast club interview
Dr Umar Johnson stops by the breakfast club again. This time he talks about american politics, black unity, Frederick Douglass, Marcus Garvey academy and more.
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Umar Johnson talks about the lives of some famous black entertainers.
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Stokely Carmichael answers some dumb questions
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Malcolm X gives his thoughts on the naacp and the urban league and how they are not moving fast enough to help black people, and he tells us why. Malcolm X says those organizations...
