Meet Dr Khalid Abdul Muhammad

Dr.Khalid Abdul Muhammad was a strong, voice against injustice and racism, but true leadership requires more than rage, it must have temperament. It also must have a willingness to work with others with new innovative ideas for change of these Khalid Muhammad had none.

Without concrete and practical ideas for change, his passion eventually became
a diatribe. People often forget that passionate and articulate people, under the
guises of helping the poor, have led many astray. In the black community leftist progressives have lead black by there necks all over the place from antisemitism to
the hills of Guyana where we drank poison after promises of communist Kingdom
of God.

Of course most great leftist dictators have a few things in common, there interest in the poor, and passionate speaking ability and there refusal to give up power. All one has to do is look at Robert Mugabe to see this!

Dr Khalid, played on black fears, some genuine some not. He whipped up the hate that hate produced , while passionate about exposing racism and defeating racist he eventually became one.

Khalid Abdul Muhammad (January 12, 1948 February 17, 2001) was an extremely controversial spokesperson for the Nation of Islam (NOI). He was famous for his inflammatory remarks against whites and Jews. Unlike other prominent NOI members, Muhammad openly admitted he was anti-semitic and never turned down an opportunity to express his unpopular views, which his supporters saw as "telling the truth".

After an notorious speech at Kean College in Union, New Jersey, Muhammad left the NOI in 1993. There is some question as to whether he was removed from the organization by Louis Farrakhan or if his departure was on his own accord. Muhammad became the national chairman of the New Black Panther Party in the late 1990s and remained in that position until 2001.

James Bess, a former NOI member, shot Muhammad after speaking at the University of California at Riverside on May 29, 1994. Muhammad himself believed the shooting was a part of a conspiracy against him.

In 2000, Muhammad's beliefs were introduced to an completely new demographic when it was revealed that one of the contestants on the American television show Big Brother was formerly a member of the New Black Panthers. In the press Muhammad even criticized the cast member, William "Will Mega" Collins (a.k.a. Hiram Ashantee), for complimenting a white woman and appearing semi-nude in a bathroom with a clothed white woman.

Muhammad died of a brain aneurysm in Atlanta, Georgia. Muhammad has been notably featured by the hip-hop group Public Enemy on the intro to their song "Night of the Living Bassheads"."