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| − | '''Louis Abdul Farrakhan''' (born '''Louis Eugene Walcott''' in [[ | + | '''Louis Abdul Farrakhan''' (born '''Louis Eugene Walcott''' in [[Massachusetts]], 1933) is the current leader of the [[Nation of Islam]], a entity that has been classified as a hate group and having little to do with traditional [[Islam]]. |
Farrakhan is notorious for his outspoken [[black nationalism]], his negative remarks about caucasians, and his [[anti-Semitic]] remarks. He organized the [[Million Man March]] in 1995. His support of [[Barack Obama]] for President was rejected by Obama after being directly confronted by [[Hillary Clinton]] in a debate. | Farrakhan is notorious for his outspoken [[black nationalism]], his negative remarks about caucasians, and his [[anti-Semitic]] remarks. He organized the [[Million Man March]] in 1995. His support of [[Barack Obama]] for President was rejected by Obama after being directly confronted by [[Hillary Clinton]] in a debate. | ||
Revision as of 01:27, November 4, 2008
Louis Abdul Farrakhan (born Louis Eugene Walcott in Massachusetts, 1933) is the current leader of the Nation of Islam, a entity that has been classified as a hate group and having little to do with traditional Islam.
Farrakhan is notorious for his outspoken black nationalism, his negative remarks about caucasians, and his anti-Semitic remarks. He organized the Million Man March in 1995. His support of Barack Obama for President was rejected by Obama after being directly confronted by Hillary Clinton in a debate.