The True Story Behind ‘Judas And The Black Messiah’ | Morning Joe | MSNBC
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Director Shaka King and Mother Akua, a former Black Panther and fiancee of Black Panther Party leader Fred Hampton, join Morning Joe to discuss the life of Hampton and the new film starring Daniel Kaluuya. Aired on 03/5/2021.
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Heath care, free food for children trying to bring different ethnic groups together who were segregated by redlining. Somehow that’s the greatest threat. Now they complain about the welfare state? What do they want?
Aloha, Fantastic movie. Please read the book on the assassination of Fred Hampton. Now if we understand that agents and informants in the Black movement are not the friends of Black people, why does an admitted informant like Al Sharpton have any credibility?
Breonna Taylor executions have been happening in the country for a long time, I see. And Black informants have always been used against our own people. The Black Kentucky Attorney General, ain't no better than the Black Judas that betrayed Fred.
I was alive then – huge bombshell… we were already so shook, our lives changed forever by 1963 assassination of JFK, 1968 Martin Luther King, 1968 Robert Kennedy … then the trial of the Chicago 7.. Hearts were heavy
Just one more reason why I say if blacks can't get reparations then how about a tax rebate? 300 years of paying taxes to a government working against U and preying on U
That's why he was a threat you can't unite poor people no matter what color they are against rich people in America, too bad poor trumper's who say they're not bigots don't understand they're being used by a racially motivated system for them to stay in power.
This is hard to watch, especially after seeing Judas and the Black Messiah. But as someone said, many people focus on Fred Hampton's death, but hopefully, the movie makes one reflect on his life.
They were afraid. They were. So, they took 'em out. I believe we've made quite a few strides since then. Obviously, we have further to go yet. I think peace-able solutions are now available through political means, rather than militant ones.
Nothing haschanged in the last 60+ years, Still making legislation based off people’s hate for “others races”. People still getting shot in their beds.
just imagine what truths are still in secret
Unnecessary killing of America! ! Innocent
Same RACIST tactics in 2021….how long will this injustice go on
Power to my people period
Heath care, free food for children trying to bring different ethnic groups together who were segregated by redlining. Somehow that’s the greatest threat. Now they complain about the welfare state? What do they want?
U.S government has alot of explaining to do. 50 years on and still hiding the truth.
I can’t stop cringing over the fact that they all mispronounce Mother Akua’s name smh.
Oppressed people always produce a messiah. Stop the underlying oppression and no messiah necessary.
You can tell they was doing wrong look how they rushing him out! Smh the old we thought there was a weapon
and the US preaches human rights around the world!! It wasn't a "shoot-out. see how the media worked to spread police propaganda. ?
Aloha, Fantastic movie. Please read the book on the assassination of Fred Hampton. Now if we understand that agents and informants in the Black movement are not the friends of Black people, why does an admitted informant like Al Sharpton have any credibility?
And not one pig went to prison for murder. Now or then.
Ain’t nothing much changed since
Breonna Taylor executions have been happening in the country for a long time, I see. And Black informants have always been used against our own people. The Black Kentucky Attorney General, ain't no better than the Black Judas that betrayed Fred.
They always fear those who don't fear them. They can't handle a fearless leader.
I was alive then – huge bombshell… we were already so shook, our lives changed forever by 1963 assassination of JFK, 1968 Martin Luther King, 1968 Robert Kennedy … then the trial of the Chicago 7.. Hearts were heavy
Just one more reason why I say if blacks can't get reparations then how about a tax rebate?
300 years of paying taxes to a government working against U and preying on U
That's why he was a threat you can't unite poor people no matter what color they are against rich people in America, too bad poor trumper's who say they're not bigots don't understand they're being used by a racially motivated system for them to stay in power.
Reporter: "Did you know they were black panthers?"
Cop: "Uhh, no, we didn't."
STILL LYING!!
and to think that 50 years later these thugs are still being allowed to murder people and cover their crimes with lies and corruption
We think MLK accomplished a lot by age 39 (year of death), but Fred Hampton accomplished a lot at just 21 (year of death).
This is hard to watch, especially after seeing Judas and the Black Messiah. But as someone said, many people focus on Fred Hampton's death, but hopefully, the movie makes one reflect on his life.
True story: My mom-in-love taught Fred Hampton's fiance. And she said it so non-chalantly.
It's a great film. Well-made. See it.
They were afraid. They were. So, they took 'em out. I believe we've made quite a few strides since then. Obviously, we have further to go yet. I think peace-able solutions are now available through political means, rather than militant ones.
Conservatives killed Hampton
Is cuz the power ppl are afraid of losing power over ppl. And ppl of color just want equally there is good & bad in every race.
More amazing police work.
He played the mess out of that role
I will tell you what was dangerous to this hidden agenda of Confederacy. His words and intellectual capabilities to MOBILIZE!
Crime statistics tell the story of a group not targeted, but rather committing the crime! Truth is not allowed these days!
50 years later and our lives still don't matter…
Nothing haschanged in the last 60+ years, Still making legislation based off people’s hate for “others races”. People still getting shot in their beds.
Don't mention the letter that explains the NYPD involvement , your message will be sentenced to 20 years in jail but mostly removed from the platform.
Between Malcolm X and Fred Hampton the American government has lots of explaining to do, not to mention MLK
Those cops committed first degree murder. No time limit on murder. Put them on trial now. Dirty pigs