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And that's KRS-One recreating it for an album cover.
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Horrible trigger discipline, Malcolm!
Modern trigger discipline wasn’t a thing until the 80s, Not_Rick
TIL
What's the context here?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Malcolm_X
This will give you the details but basically Malcolm X said that the shitty leader of the Nation of Islam shouldn't be the leader and then he started to get death threats so he felt he needed to protect himself. This picture, I believe, is him at his house.
Malcom Y was knocking on the door.
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Gun control is just another tool for suppressing disfavored minority groups. Black leaders during the civil rights movement knew that they needed to be armed; MLK Jr. was denied a permit for a pistol--he applied for one despite advocating for non-violent action--but his bodyguards were always armed. The Black Panthers knew that being armed was the only way to make cops follow the law, and that scared white people so much that Reagan passed the Mulford Act in California. The very first gun control laws in the colonies were laws banning black people from owning firearms.