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Why don’t you go to Millionsmoremovement.com and find one located in your area and join so that you can become a part of the solution. A wise one don’t give away every detail publicly to there eenemy about how they are trying to break free form them. Think about it for a minute. Go to one of the meetings in your area and find out what is really going on, then come back and report. Ok? Have a blessed day. Majidah

I’ve moved on from what White people have done to us, I don’t deny that it happened, but there ain’t a darn thing we can do to change it (or its affects). I’ve moved on from what the US (or various state) governments will do for us. The well is running dry on that one and there is not going to be any NEW entitlements that are race- or quota-based in our lifetimes.

It leads us back to us. Take education. If you live in a predominantly Black community, you can be sure that test scores and grades (and more than likely property values) are going to significantly lag behind non-Black communities with similar economic demographics.

You will probably find school systems that have the same monetary resources, but you will see a lack of parental involvement. Ask ANY educator and they will tell you that the leading indicator for quality schools and education hinge on the involvement of parents. I’ve written a post entitled The Un-Education of the Black Community. There are some simple truths that are continuing to hold us back and until we face up to them and until we WORK to correct them, our situation will continue to worsen.

As soon as Farrakhan and people like him begin to complain about White America, I have a tendency to tune them out and move on.

I have no doubt that the schools are successful. Self disipline is an essential ingredient. I believe we can all attest that the followers of Minister Farrakan are highly disiplined. THIS IS GOOD!

I am happy to see that you are weighing in as a follower of Minister Farrakhan, an I assume a Moslem/Muslim.

Would you please provide a copy of this plan that you have referenced for us bloggers to inspect. I am not a conspiracy theorist. And when one makes statements like that I need to see the proof.

Additionally, with the exception of the MMM and MWM (which I attended), what has the Nation of Islam done in terms of economic development within the black community. Any schools (religious or not), any small businesses, any micro-finance lending, any affordable housing development,any vocational training facilities or colleges for black children to prepare to compete in the workforce. Are your facilities open to Muslims/ Moslems and non-practictioners of Islam?

Assuming that the any of the above mentioned exists as a none profit entities; where can I access Annual Reports etc. I would love to know the various “ministries” of your organization.

Frankly, I just don’t know enough. I assess an individual by what he does; not what he says.

I know that the Nation has done work in prisons. Can you tell me some more about that? Any statistics on recitivism rates?

I believe the community needs answers to these questions to have a better appreciation.

Blessings to you!

Are we talking about The Wiz here or a man that walks and breathes just like the rest of us?

intellectual cowards like yourself who cant draw a fly, sit back and analyze and criticize his works,while you cant draw a fly or a gnat to do anything. Leave Minister Farrakhan alone, and see what you can do to be more like him!

Have we met? Let me answer that for you…

NO!

Why would I want to be like someone whose followers will not factually define who he is or what he has done?

Folks, notice who is calling names here. I’ve been very poilite and respectful and asked some simple questions–the same questions we would ask white folk who claim to have our interest at heart. Unless this means…no, it can’t be….we have lower standards for those we call “our leaders”.

Another one sings his praises while avoiding the question.

What I am asking here is simple: Convince me (a non-follower of Farrakhan) that I should inspire to be like him. The fact that some of you are offended doesn’t encourge me to know more.

Is this your opinion or is there an independent source to prove what you are saying?

For example, look at the rate of divorce for AfricanAmerican Muslims compared to the Christian population.

What is it? Where can we find such information?

And as far as your suggestion to me goes, try answering the question straight up before you put yourself in the untouchable category.

Peace

The Muhammad University of Islam and Sister Clara Muhammads and other Islamic schools set up by African-Americans have a thirty year track record. The Minister has been instrumental in all of these institutions. The students taught in those systems are the best and brightest. I have come across many people from various ethnics groups praising the students from those schools.

For example, look at the rate of divorce for AfricanAmerican Muslims compared to the Christian population. Compare many issues and areas from political affiliation to musical tastes and become better informed.

I greet you in the name of the Most High God over and above all.

I have been a student of the movement and black progression for 46 years and we are at a time in the history of mankind that cries out for understanding and being able to discern the times in which we live.

I love the Minister Farakhan if for no other reason than he has the courage of his convictions.

I am a Christian brother here in the bible belt and a member of the most talked about church in Dallas to which i will leave nameless for the benifit of this dialouge.

I have taken issue with these pastors and Bishops who sell out the people for political conections and recognition and these tactics are no more than Plantation Politics desighned to keep the people oppressed.

With all due respect, could you please break it down in practical terms what you are saying? All I have been asking here is for people to substantiate the claim that he is a leader in the black community. Why is this so hard? When it comes to whining and complaining about what the government has not done for black folks, we can be very detailed and straight forward. For Farrakhan? Well according to you, we need to read and study to understand the depth of his greatness. He is a man just like anybody else.

So again I ask the question “What has he done for the black race that would qualify him as ‘person of the year’ or leader in the black community?”

I pose the same question to those outside the NOI (Christian leaders, politicans)so please don’t get the impression that Farrakhan is being “picked on.”