This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. A family. Up next is an interview I did with Abdullah

Ahmad Mohammed. He is the documentarian for who killed Malcolm X which

debuted on Netflix in February. So I was combing the internet and I think I found him on

Twitter which is where I find a lot of people that I invite on to the show and

I reached out to him he got back to me I called him we spoke on the phone off mic for about an hour and he's fascinating

He has spent most of his life pursuing this question who killed Malcolm X and his documentary which I've done a

podcast on kind of spells out everything but what most impressed me is the

dogged determination his you know me welcome to the show a gentleman that devoted a lot of his life to finding out who killed him.

The Netflix special, who killed Malcolm X, powerful.

I think you guys should watch it if you haven't already. Let me welcome historian, writer, journalist, activist, the one and only Abdul Abdul Rahman Mohammed.

Welcome to the Karen on the show.

Thank you, Karen. Thank you for having me.

Thanks for coming through.

Very impressed with the work that you put in.

Tomorrow we celebrate Malcolm X's birthday, who would have been 95 had he lived.

Had he lived, where do you think he would be today?

What do you think he would be doing today?

Do you think black people would be in the condition that we're in in terms of still battling the same things we were battling 50 60 years ago?

Well, I get that question asked a lot and it really is the $50,000 question.

He was trying to turn a corner at the end of his life.

He was tired of being portrayed as a demagogue or the

bullgy man. He wanted to be respected as the intellectual that he was and he wanted to engage the

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