Does the Nation of Islam have the whole (Black) Truth and nothing but the Truth?

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Master Fard Muhammad

In the video below, Brother Dr. Wesley Muhammad demolishes his own argument that the "pyramidians" are not the "whole story" by insisting that Master Fard Muhammad has the whole story. Fard's story is certainly important, but it is no more important than the "pyramidian" narrative. 
American Africans have been revising racist Egyptology since at least David Walker. Walker wrote the following in his book David Walker's Appeal in Four Articles; Together with a Preamble, To the Coloured Citizens of the World, but in Particular, and Very Expressly, to Those of the United States of America:

the Egyptians, were Africans or coloured people, such as we are--some of them yellow and others dark--a mixture of Ethiopians and the natives of Egypt--about the same as you see the coloured people of the United States at the present day” (page 8)

Walker wrote in 1829, roughly one hundred years before Fard (pronounced fah-ROD) Muhammad came on the scene with Supreme Wisdom about the "Asiatic Blackman." Was there truth in the teachings of Master Fard Muhammad and his Messenger, the Honorable Elijah Muhammad? Emphatically, yes. The teachings of the Nation of Islam were absolutely vital to American African struggle. But it was neither the beginning nor the end of the Black Truth. 


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