(DVD) (Video Stream Bundle) - The X Factor & The Innerground Railroad

The X Factor: Chickens Have Come Home examines the last year of Malcolm X’s life. His life is a model for transformation. He sought to be what ancient Africans called, “The Perfect Black.” An attitude towards living a life of constant improvement. The man we call Malcolm X is the person we best remember, but Malcolm X died with the name “El Hajj Malik El Shabazz.” El Hajj Malik El Shabazz traveled the world, met dignitaries, and created two organizations. During this last year, El Hajj Malik turned inward and found the Creator within him. Unfortunately, this ascension cost him his life. His life and death is a definition for “Tragedy.” His family, community, country and world were impacted by his assassination. As we celebrate El Hajj Malik El Shabazz’s 93rd birthday this year, “The X Factor: Chickens Have Come Home,” studies El Hajj Malik’s last year of life (1964/1965) and asks each of us, where is the spirit of El Hajj Malik in you? and what will it take to activate this spirit within? If we truly want to honor our Shining Black Prince we must search our Souls and free our Minds. This documentary asks, What would El Hajj Malik El Shabazz Do today?

This "What Would...Do If They Were Alive Today?" DVD series begins with the exploration of what the great abolitionist Harriet Ross-Davis Tubman would do and say if she were alive today in the 21st Century, considering the world that we live in today.

This 1 Hour and 15 minute documentary, was produced, written, edited and filmed by Heru Neset Kamene.

We traveled to places in her life such as her home in Auburn, NY and monuments built in her honor in New York City.

We discussed topics such as:

religion

economics

labor

gender issues

education

law

security

entertainment

politics and health

In addition, we explored the revolutionary spirit of Harriet Tubman in her life's journey for the liberation and emancipation of her family, friends and people. We also examine her role in her fight for Women's rights.