The Book of Negroes Miniseries

I am watching this amazing Canadian mini-series, which is based on the book by Lawrence Hill. The production, cinematography and acting are incredible. If you aren't horrified by the inhumane treatment inflicted by one group of humans upon another, you simply have no heart.

One would like to believe that such things are not possible in modern times, but slavery still exists in many parts of the world. When people see others as lesser beings based on the color of their skin, their nationality, or any other factor, slavery will always be possible.

Ending such atrocities as slavery starts with refusing to see others as worth less than yourself based on such things as race, nationality, religion, gender, or even sexual orientation. Our race is human, and we must treat one another with equal worth, always.

Follow this link to watch this wonderful, eye-opening series for yourself.

~DJ Naila~

Was Khalil Islam Framed for the Assassination of Malcolm X?

On the 48th anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X, questions still remain as to who was actually behind the killing. We may never know the full answer.

Khalil Islam served jail time from 1966 to 1985. Was he wrongfully accused? He offers compelling evidence in the above video.

Khalil Islam passed away in 2009.