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Hannibal looking good in this video, where you been? Miss these days

do you know how i can watch the full video?

Still using the cross to abuse Zayn and Harry. Over my dead body. I will destroy every single one of you! Get out of my way!

I still don’t get it

Minister James Shabazz was known as "The Son of Thunder" as a dynamic Minister and speaker. Unfortunately, he was gunned down on September 4, 1973 on his driveway. His son, James ibn Shabazz immediately took over as the Minister at Mosque #25 in Newark. He has since been the Imam at Masjid William Salaam in Norfolk, VA, where famed Psychologist Dr. Na'im Akbar (Luther X) was also the Imam and he's now the Imam at the Martinsville Islamic Center in Martinsville, VA. He was interviewed a year ago regarding the holy month of Ramadan. Check out this interview: ua-cam.com/video/zKa30OZxwKc/v-deo.html

Elijah Jr. James Captain Joseph hated Malcolm with a passion

I paid my dues gin bit tsk it od

James Shabazz was killed in retaliation fuc james Shabazz rest in pis

Number loving numerologist here!

The Son of Thunder was very jealous of Minister Malcolm X. Minister James 3X Shabazz was a hypocrite slashed Judas slashed Brutus slashed Benedict who was murder on September 4, 1973 by his ex followers who now called their selves The New World of Islam.

The Son Of Thunder.

He from Newark NJ not Harlem

James was a bitchass hater lol!

James didnt even like Malcom

Are “the numbers” like gambling odds?

Nice

Where the rest of it

Harlem I frankly miss all the chicken shacks,rib grubs and all tons of Qurans and bibles all stacked up m I missed the 70-71,okay.

Harlem Civil Rights Multimedia Walking Tour visits sights in Harlem associated with American civil rights movement of 1950's /1950's. Harlem born and raised tour guide equipped with portable audio and video devices will provide historic narrative complimented with footage pertaining to sight / historic event at the exact location where history happened. Walk in the footstep of leaders: Malcolm X, Dr. Rev. Adam Clayton Powell Jr., Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Queen Mother Moore, Dr. Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker, Prof., Preston Wilcox and many others. Tour starts with Harlem civil rights video presentation inside Harlem Heritage Tourism and Cultural Center providing insight into what will be experience along the way on the walk. Great for all especially our guests with limited english who benefit from video presentations. www.harlemheritage.com/harlem-walking-tours/harlem-civil-rights-walking-tour/ Time: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Price: $25.00 Distance: 1.5 miles. Phone 212 280-7888 - misterharlem@harlemheritage.com Meet: Harlem Heritage Tourism & Cultural Center. 104 Malcolm X Blvd. between 115th & 116th Streets. #2 and # 3 trains on IRT line (red on subway maps) arrive directly to Harlem Heritage Tourism and Cultural Center.

I hope this young man has come far ... how beautiful his voice!

What is the neme of this song? Somebody tell me please. This is cool, man!

Any idea where I could find the full version?

Thats FRENCH FOLKS doing Harlem's most famous dance of the Lindy Hop and Swing - something The Harlem swing Dance Society is preserving in Harlem www.harlemswingdance.org :>)

Will be contacting you Mr. Neal :>)

Join us at the Harlem Heritage Tourism and Cultural Center for viewing of M & M Smith : "For Prosperity's Sake" Place: Harlem Heritage Tourism and Cultural Center: 104 Malcolm x Blvd - between 115th - 116th Street. Date: August 4th, 2016 Time: 7:00 PM Price: 8:00

I met Professor Wilcox in the 1999. He was a good friend and confidant; he was also very intelligent and articulate. He was instrumental in the development and opening of the School of Social Work at Columbia University. I miss my friend.

Will, it's Mr. King ( Castle Hill ) reaching out to you to let you know that Castle Hill day is Saturday September 12th 2015. I would've called you but you changed your number. I'm trying to bring as many old school Bronx Born neighborhood artist from the 70's 80's 90's etc back to that park to bring the noise. I would like to call it "Generations Unite" here's my email : mistermek@aol.com. let me know if you can be there .

Harlem 125 & Blue on the same vid. Remember seeing these two years back in Bed Stuy.

VOICE OF HARLEM NEED TO COME OUT WITH ONE MORE FONKY TRACK!!!!!!!

Readers are leaders!

Tribute to my mentor, a great lady of substance and character! I had the privilege of working for and with her during this time. She trained me to be professional. She poured into me. She was instrumental in forming my character. I thank God for her life. I was with her during this time when we sold $5 shares to open the Harlem Consumers Cooperative Supermarket up on 147th St (?) It was a wonderful time in Harlem! Everyone was a shareholder. We owned something that they were proud of, but the powers that be were threatened by its success and ....it got ugly. The rest is history.

This was an awesome tour!!! Neal Shoemaker did an excellent job by making you feel the time era of Harlem's history. His amazing amount of knowledge and story telling was very informative and very educational. Thanks! Neil I'd do the tour again in a heartbeat. You made me and my family members feel at home and welcomed. Also, please please let Mr. Apollo/Billy know he was awesome as well enjoyed every bit of him and his history on the Apollo Theater! Thanks again. Carla-Oklahoma City.

Thanks to my man Ray form Oklahoma for that fantastic performance of "Cloud Nine" on the stage of the world famous Apollo Theater. Ray is originally from Harlem and Harlem loves him and his wonderful family.

I will always love Harlem even know it's changed a lot.

RIP, Mr.Miles.....

RIP William Miles. Thank you for this great documentary.

I actually judged it by its contents. Did you really miss that? You won't change a bad and hateful book by stating some ridiculous truism. Now go ahead, call me racist or something.

He's a guy who does not know the difference between an A-bomb and an H-bomb. Don't take him too serious.

who sings this version? i dont want the baauer version

That's what's up Harlem is in the building

CHRY BABY COZIE! Looks like he lost weight.

Yes, thank you for restoring balance in the force...

Mec......C'est comme cela que je t'aime. ....

Sadly that medallion is lost. It was stolen after he died in 1972.

Good one

He was a strong spirit

The opening of this movie does give a tour of the old Harlem I remember growing up in.

What is the medallion he is wearing?

That looked more like bumper cars than sledding! LOL Morningside park looks great. That hill is deceitful, thank goodness for the iron gate or you could end up on Morningside Ave. itself. Ahhh....to be a kid! LOL