Robert F. Williams Tribute A True Afrikan Warrior

Robert F. Williams Tribute A True Afrikan Warrior Peace and Black Power Family, Welcome to another episode of Do Tha Knowledge Radio. The place where Knowledge is Born. I am your host Knowledge Born Allah. This is our Prosperity Thursday episode and we are here to pay hommage and tribute to the life and legacy of a true Afrikan Warrior Ancestor who stood boldly for our people around the world who comes to us in the divine righteous name of Robert F. Williams. Robert F. Williams was born and raised in Monroe, North Carolina. After serving in the Marine Cops in the 1950s, he returned to Monroe and in 1956 assumed leadership of the nearly defunct local NAACP chapter; within six months its membership grew from six to two-hundred. Many of the new members were, like him, military veterans trained in the use of arms. In the late 1950s the unwillingness of Southern officials to address white violence against blacks made it increasingly difficult for the NAACP to keep all of its local chapters committed to non-violence. In 1959, after three white men were acquitted of assaulting black women in Monroe, Williams publicly proclaimed the right of African Americans to armed self-defense. The torrent of criticism this statement brought down on the NAACP prompted its leaders — including Thurgood Marshall, Roy Wilkins, and Martin Luther King, Jr. — to denounce Williams. The NAACP eventually suspended him, but he continued to make his case for self-defense. Join us this Thursday 2-28-19 1PM EST by calling in to phone number 929-477-1755 and press 1 with your questions or comments. Here is the link to listen remotely:http://www.blogtalkradio.com/dothaknowledgeradio/2019/02/28/robert-f-williams-tribute-a-true-afrikan-warrior