Farrakhan speech - Jesus was black, Mary was Egyptian, and brothers ain't shooting no blanks. Comments

Louis Farrakhan, leader of the Nation of Islam, has captured attention once again with fresh racist rhetoric. In an inflammatory speech delivered at Jefferson Street Missionary Baptist Church in Nashville, the Nation of Islam leader made a series of incredible comments. Continue Reading

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David Carlon
1 year ago
Farrakhan is the archetype black and Muslim racist... that worships one god... Lucifer.
ninek
1 year ago
Wow. The saddest thing about the excerpts of his comments: so much of his own misinformation could be corrected with a quick glance at, forgive me, Wikipedia. The Black Madonna isn't about race, it's about the name given to a religious piece of art.

If someone wanted to disparage us based on the truth, we could take our lumps. But Louis, do yourself a favor and look up a few facts before you open your mouth and reveal your own ignorance and lack of knowledge. What a shame.

Also, it may well be that the Queen of the South had a child with Solomon, which would make many people on the African continent related by blood to the family of Solomon and his descendants. It's too bad that Louis would miss an opportunity to mention THAT real relationship and instead propogate a bunch of lies that I'd expect to see on the blog of an uneducated conspiracy theorist. Sheba's visit to Solomon is written about in the Bible, which predates the Koran by centuries, and her visit is also described in the Koran. I can't even believe I'd tout Wikipedia, but that's how sadly lacking Louis is in the most basic of knowledge.
JCox
1 year ago
Wasn't it the lover of the King who is narrating the story, and not King Solomon?

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