Celebrate Your Great Liberators with the Furtherance of Afrikan Liberty and Nationhood  - Denial of Progressive Transformation is Not Liberation

At the height of honour and celebration for this primary and spirit people of creation is naturally substance that is far from empty rhetoric and purely aesthetic posturing. In honouring, their great liberators, Afrikan souls naturally continue the process of liberation for the attainment, maintenance and security of their liberty and nationhood. It is through the deeds and example of a great liberator that honour and celebration becomes worthy for that liberating soul.  Therefore, at whatever level and in whatever capacity that is respectful, true and best possible for those that honour, the work to liberate and to build continues in them.  This is true whether the celebration and honour of a great liberator is that of one physically present or that of one that has made the transition into the ancestral realm.  

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X had multitudes of Afrikan souls throughout the world honour and celebrate him throughout his physical lifespan because of his exceptional deeds and dedication to his people. Beyond his physical lifespan he rightfully continues to be honoured and celebrated in evermore amplified ways and by greater numbers of Afrikan souls throughout the world. Certainly, this is true at special times of the year such as the vital and wonderful observance of Omowale Malcolm X Siku (Day) that takes place during the month of May marking the time of his coming forth into physical beingness.

In this, such a special time of the year punctuates and energises continual self-determined life activity that reflects the knowing of this great hero that is relevant to person dynamics and make-up. In this, the mighty Omowale Malcolm X is the source of a powerful liberator sprit to imbibe and also a continual representation of the forthright and imperative thrust of victory for Afrikan liberty and nationhood throughout the world. Afrikan liberators throughout the generations naturally see this great hero and his sincere example in themselves. The process of liberation is after all necessarily a process of progressive transformation will all the important lessons that transformative thrust brings. To pinpoint the interrupted state of Detroit Red and say ‘Well, there’s history there!’ as a means to diminish or deny this great liberator’s continual spirit works highlights tendencies of ill that surely allow the forces of anti-Afrikan agency to rub their hands with glee. Attempting to hold Afrikan liberators perpetually hostage to disruptive periods in their life that they have progressively transformed out of is anathema to the process of liberation.  Certainly, it is surely an impossibility to find any Afrikan soul that is unaffected by the alien imposed Maafa and well, ‘There is history there!’. However, each soul has the responsibility to take self-transformative action. It may be removal or distance from particular persons in that soul’s life. It may be greater understanding of circumstances in the world as they really are. It may be reclamation and retention of life-strengthening facets that were relinquished to self-detriment. The list can be a long one, however transformation is both key and necessary for every Afrikan soul to look at themselves in the onward and upward journey and not fallaciously deflect from their own need to transform with an honest look in the mirror of self, by pointing an erroneously attempting-to-perpetually-incarcerate finger at someone else.  

Here, it is important to remember that the great hero Omowale Malcolm X was born of a Garveyite home that was set upon by alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency who unrelentingly sought to destroy Afrikan ascension. Thankfully, victoriously and magnificently Omowale Malcolm X, with knowingness of self, harnessed all his experiences including the lessons gained of his personal interrupted state and put them to prolific use for the betterment of his people throughout the world. There is much learning and wisdom that can come from even the most dire of circumstances with rightful channelling. Therefore, the genuine and sincere Afrikan liberator missioning for the victorious transformation of the various levels of the self  ought not be shamed or guilted into not honouring or celebrating their great liberator hero(s). Nor should the genuine Afrikan liberator be shamed or guilted into stagnation by others of ill who have a vested interest in the thwarting progressive transformation and Afrikan ascension in the guise of whatever reason. There is no liberty to had void of the sincere and genuine liberator. There is no liberty to be had void of the genuinely transformative process of liberation. The great hero Omowale Malcolm X is one of the greatest liberators Afrikan people have produced. The great hero Omowale Malcolm X is one the greatest engagers and orchestrators of Afrikan liberation that Afrikan people have produced. The great hero Omowale Malcolm X is one the greatest pragmatic visionaries for the victorious outcome of Afrikan liberty that Afrikan people have produced.