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This one you could blame Obama, who put in place Eric Holder. Holder who wrote a memo in 1999 about economic "collateral consequences" when prosecuting corporations and would later conceptualize and execute the "too big to jail" theory.

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Youtube TV has a lot of content that includes a TYT channel.

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I haven't tried it, (maybe tonight) casting from the TYT App to my apple tv.

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I was mostly paraphrasing from the book Black Prophetic Fire, which is a book-length interview of Cornel West about every major black intellectual.

MLK's Nobel, the holidays, etc., are all part of the sanitization and cultural appropriation of his identity and legacy by the mainstream and by more conservative forces. Because of MLK's unassailable integrity and popularity, it was essential for the latter to "recuperate" the figure of MLK by focusing exclusively on his civil rights accomplishments, and to ignore everything else he did. Which is why I like to emphasize all things that tend to be ignored (although I take your point that he was never a black nationalist in the narrow sense. I meant that he was more deeply focused on blacks as an "in-group", an "us-vs-them", early on). I see both King and Malcolm X as fellow democratic socialists (in the broad sense of the term) because that is what they were so clearly evolving towards...although, again, those evolutions were tragically cut short.

On Malcolm X, I highly recommend articles such as this one: The Legacy of Malcolm X: Malcolm X died fifty-one years ago today, just as he was moving toward revolutionary ideas that challenged oppression in all its forms..