In the Year before Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Were Assinated, They Both Believed That Capitalism Could Not Provide Freedom for Black Americans and They Both Opossed the War in Vietnam! That is Why the Government Assassinated Them!

 
 

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About The Author

Roland Sheppard

My name is Roland Sheppard, and I am a retired business representative of Painters Local #4 in San Francisco.

I have been a lifelong social activist and socialist. Prior to my being elected as a union official in 1994, I worked for 31 years as a house painter. My web page stands for the quality of all people.

These essays are written from my ground-floor view as a participant in the Antiwar movement, the Black Liberation Movement, the Women’s Movement, and the struggle for workers’ democracy and freedom for all humanity. For Socialism!

Why the U.S. Government Assassinated Malcom X and Martin Luther King, Jr.

In the 1960s, Roland Sheppard regularly attended Malcolm X’s meetings in Harlem. He is one of the few remaining people who personally witnessed the assassination of Malcolm X in the Audubon Ballroom.

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