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OK, but you don't object the supremacist part? Good, we are on the same page. Um ... She was doing an essay on Malcolm X, these fellas attended one of his con

by _pius 16y ago

OK, but you don't object the supremacist part? Good, we are on the same page. Um ... She was doing an essay on Malcolm X, these fellas attended one of his conventions. While remaining agnostic to your point, it's troubling that you keep citing references that don't support it. The caption on that photo makes no reference to these Nazis being in attendance at a Malcolm X rally.

varjag 16y ago
I read it in Arnold's interview, years ago in a print magazine. But I now took an effort to find a reference for you: http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/features/magnums-eve-arnold-its-all-about-eve-917070.html http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/features... Grep the text for "Rockwell". Rockwell was listening to a speech by Malcolm X – the Nazis and Black Muslims had formed an alliance – and this was the real reason Arnold was there. So as you see my initial point stands. A person who is a supremacist and hangs out with Nazis is a bad role model for children. Would you agree?