3 chapters across the catalog
Mo Facts discusses the importance of a "self-audit" to identify internal problems and negative programming. Referencing Louis Farrakhan's interest in Dianetics and the biblical book of Proverbs, he advocates for "renewing the mind" to escape the "nigger mindset" of reactivity and failure. The segment emphasizes that 90% of a person's problems are internal and can be addressed through disciplined thought and spiritual re-centering.
Malcolm X’s call for "political maturity" is linked to the modern internet age, which the hosts argue has defeated the traditional propaganda machine. They discuss the importance of re-education to prevent being maneuvered into supporting politicians who do not have the community's interests at heart. The segment celebrates the ability to unearth historical clips to find the truth.
Malcolm X critiques white liberals for failing the black community and advocates for a "do-it-yourself" philosophy. The hosts discuss how modern conservatives use Malcolm X’s quotes in memes to attack liberals. They also briefly mention their disdain for certain members of black academia, specifically Michael Eric Dyson, for their treatment of Malcolm X’s legacy.
