“You Can Kill the #Revolutionary But, You Can’t Kill the #Revolution!” – #FredHampton

A young Malcolm X (born Malcolm Little) in Omaha, Nebraska.

Brother Malcolm (born Malcolm Little) passed away on this day, February 21st 1965 in Harlem, New York at the Audubon Ballroom. Born in Omaha, Nebraska on 1925, Malcolm X (later becoming known as El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz) would go on to become a leader for Civil Rights for Black people all over the world. Black Panther Fred Hampton once said, “You can kill the revolutionary but, you can’t kill the revolution!” It all makes sense now. -xoxo #BrooklynGirlCode. ❤

My father in Cairo weeks before he’d be assassinated at age 39. Despite following his every move an FBI informant called him, “a man of high moral character who neither smokes nor drinks.” He spoke truth to power, and we know that truth is timeless. Rest In Peace, Dad 2/21/1965🌟 pic.twitter.com/EHZPom8y1A

— ILYASAH❌SHABAZZ (@ilyasahShabazz) February 21, 2021