No, I haven't commented on these things on this list.
The tradition of people (among them black feminists), both within and outside of circles understood to be black nationalist in some way, who have been critical of various black nationalisms' hetero- sexism and class-blindness, is a long and honorable one. While I join in this criticism, the particular nuance that I've insisted on in my postings thus far to this list, is that much of what is considered and criticized as "black nationalism" moves across terrain too broad and complicated to be easily covered by a discussion of Malcolm X and/or Farrakhan and/or the NOI.
Wahneema