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EDITOR'S NOTE: For the past several years great num-
bers 0! Amedoam have embraced the Moalem ta-lth. On lo
other hand, the malority oi people who are members oi Western
faiths do not understand the philosophy oi Islam and lia teach-inga. Basically, Islam teaches that all men are equal and no
oolor diilerenoea exist among Moslema. The author oi this arti-
cle, Malcolm X, is a Moslern minister. Ho explaina Illa ialth
lmmthe polni oi view_o!aMoslemin92oWestern world.
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7 ' 1 Minister Temple No. 7, New York City _ '
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1'1 on be not Mum, on in-1 Fm
load; and, behold, I an olive
forwe-rmora, Amen; and love the
keya of lull and of_do¢tb." '
' - - Revehtinn 1:11.
_ . Q .BEFORE we heard the teach-
ings o! MESSENGER
, we Arneriuna
no-called Negroes! were in the
grave oi ignorance. We had
been taught by our Christian
Siavemasterpas well aa by our
uwn ignorant religious leedera
that God had curled ua black
and sentenced ua to e ilietime
on earth or servitude to the
Christian white reel. __-- ~
The aarne Siavemastefa
Christian religion taught us or
promlled us! that we so-called
Negroes would sprout 1911188
atter death and mount up into
the aky where God would have '
a place especially prepared-torua. Since we poor curled
slaves were not to
thin: on earth while
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WE SOON learned to expect
it only alter death. up in the
elqr. Theretone, this earth and
all its vast riches. which we
ourselves originally owned, was
left to the deceitiul maneuver-
"inga oi the white race, to build
tor themselves a heaven on
earth while they yet live.
Such religious teachings were
designed to make us feel in-
Ierior to the white Christian
Slavemaster, and he soon was
Biiccesaiui in rnaidng us tearzobey him and worship him.
ad or Almighty God Allah,gigdhue Supreme B21113. theot our Own Foreparents.
MESSENGER MUHAMMAD
baa taught us how we so-celled
Negroes soon became like the
beggar. Lazarus, of the Bible:
our condition became sickening
N livery sore!. We sat here amid
the rubbish oi the Western
l World. at the rieh white Chris»-
tians feet or gate! begging
tor something trom their table
, . . but I1-om this sa.meSleve-
master whom ou.r own torch-
thershad made rich, by giving
him Ireeiy oi their slave labor
for 400 years, we received only
.the roughest iobs at the low-
, est wages, the poorest houses
in the slum areas at the high-
est rent end the worst iood and
clothing at the highest prices,
Our schools were like shacks.
and were staled by teachers
who knew and could teach only
what the Slavemaster dictated
to thep - ,.. . l .
' IIISSENGEB MUHAMIIAD
has taught us how we so-called
Negroes _were KIDNAPED
' hum the East" by the white
- Chrisiiaxrslavemaster. brought
here in chain! and robbed oi
y OUR OWN RELIGION, robbed
' 01 OUR OWN language. robbed
.' oi OUR OWN culture, robbed
oi OUR OWN God. robbed oi
E OUR OWN ag, robbed oi OUR
5' OWN names and robbed even
oi OUR OWN NATIONALITYK;-Handaiterrobbingusotali
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' iy call OUR OWN, then tile
<; Slavemaster taught us to call
ourselves "Negroes," telling us
brought us i'rorn' along thegt thatthiswas sobccausehehad
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MESSENGER. MUHAMMAD
asks us today when does one
receive one's nationality Irom
a. river? The same wicked
Slavemaster also taught us thst
"Negro" means black in Span-
ish. MESSENGER MUHAM-
-MADagainesksuswhythen
E don't s.il oi the dark, Spanish-
speaking people oi Spain, South
and Central America accept it
Negro! ss their NA'I'IONAL-
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MESSENGER MUHAMMAD
says that we too should get our
_NATIONALI'IY Irom the NA-
TION which our Ioreparenm
originated trorn ss do all other
-recognized peoples!; T";-'.'-1
MESSENGER MUEAIVIMAD
teaches us" how the Bible ssys
we were purposely cut oi! from
OUR OWN Kl1NiD_eiter being
robbed oi! our identity by the
cruel Christian Slavemaster
Ezekiel 37:11; Psalms 83:4;
Psalms 137:1-9-!. MESSENGER.
D says the Slave-
master tookjour own names.
language and religion tro
£ th_et we teem t-ha Q
accept his, obey hirn_s.nd _
ship him Daniel 1:6-D.
MESSENGER MUHAMMAD
tozprove that his teachings to
us are true sud in accord with
. prophecies oftheihie. Fee
it is we so-called Ne
erica who w
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tfmiy ma. in the cnavn
, 01" IGNORANCE!. We are now
only able to speak the Slave-mastefs language, and we areeven yet called the same slaves
names given us by the Slave-
master to our rather-s.during
slaverytlme; names such as
Jones, Smith. Bunche, Powell,Dawson, Diggssete: ;. <~ __
NAMES OF the very same
$v-enaast who has shovm
characteristics or his BEAST-
LIKE nsture in his treatment
I us Revelation 15:2!. The
rigins.i_ names or our FA-
_ were cut oil. trom us,
ept secret from us by the
and thus we knew them
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Ail other people have their
wn religion and believe in s.
whom they can associate.
ves with, s GOD WHO
""% Lu...""'i ONE OF '1'!-IEIA
WN KIND. But we so-called
egroes, stter p 400 years or
utertul brainwashing by the
Isvernaster. pictured our
God with the same blond
hair, ps1l1d_,sk:in and cold blue
y eyes of our murderous Slave-
, religion teaches
us that black is s..r:urse. thus
we who icoepted the Slavemas-4
- it-.r's religion round roux-selves
lovlm and mpecting every;
; thingsndeveryone except black
and we could picture God as
being anything else EXCEPTI
BLACK. Intact,rnsnyo.£us_
would rather believe that God
is II. _ iColorlus!
mrr 5 um to sdrnit to evua
possibility ct His being
Even Daniel saw him
kinky heir like ls.mb's_'totheREALTRU'I'i-isswe,
therefore, they themselves were
not qualied to lead us beyond
what the Siavemaster would
allow them. How can the blind
lead the blind? 'I'hus we re-
mained in the ditch the grave
ofsplrltuai ignorance and men-
tal bondage which was dug tor
us to isll into by our white
Christian Slavemastun - -
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ers and educators here tail to
give us the truth. even our
darker brothers who were born
in the East, came here trom
the East and neglectedto con-
vertusbacktotheoriginslre-
Iigion ISLAM! or our tore-
parents. Our brothers irorn the
East even tailed to recognize
us as their long-lost brother
who had been kidnaped trom
~ the nation oi! Islam 400 years
ago and made to dwell here E
this strange land among people
not of our own kind or or our
own choice Genesis 15:13!.
Our brothers trom the East
passed us by. and instead tried
to lecture on Islam to our
Slavemaster. so foolishly think-
ing they would be successful
in turning the Slavemaster into
a righteous Modem . . . know-
ing all the time that the same
. slavemsster was the one who
he _H=.i:'-.e.%. robbedt eL_=h=rv-
ed and lynched murdered!
their long-lost true brother.
- Yes. Our brothers from the
1-Est came here and seemed to
' be apologists oi Islam. Instead
-oi rightly spreading it, or de-
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_ For 400 years we so-called Ne-
groes were deprived oi Islam
lilo! by our white S1avemas-
ter, who in tum indoctrinated
14 with hie ijehgion o! C.!h_rl.e-
tianity . . . and like the Biblical
Lazarus we soon became so
dead mentally and spiritually
that our disposition attitude!
became oensive istunltl in the
nostrils oi the intelligent and
chjilized world. _Our own kind
in the East refused to recog-
nize us as their long-lost broth»;
er. They soon lorgot us oom-
pletely, and we too to:-got our
blood-ea with then. " , t,,_-__ '
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But Almighty God Allah lon-
gets not. A,s he predicted in
the Old 'I'estamen't Mahdi
4:5! that He would send Elijah
to the lost sheep so-called Ne-
groes oi! America! in the "last
days oi the white men:
iworldi to teaoh us
that would ee us
white Slavemaster
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that les
people
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us, tor his WORK is suicient
to testity to His IDENTITY.
Only a tool, or an envious per-
son would tail to see the great-
ness oi this man alter examin-
ing his work. We who have
ourselves been raised by him.
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and religious leaders here tailed
to do tor 100 years, and what
our brothers trom the East
neglected to do. MESSENGER
MUHAMMED has brought our
'~minds out of the sky where
the ignorant preachen had
pent it!, and has made us able
to face the reality 0! living. He
has restored lite truth! back
to- our long-lost dead people.
Who else other than Almighty
Allah_m_ could hove given till;
meek and humble little man
power to do what all others
have failed to do? _
"...endAllahsendsdown
WATER trom abowm, and them-
with glves lite to the dead
earth aez-its death. Surely
thereisaSIGNint.his!ora
people who listen . . . Holy
Qu:re.n;1_6=B5!." _
Praise be to Almighty Allah.
lwho would have believed it?
_'l'his little unleemed man. In
enslave himself a men like
eMoses . Deut. 18:18! to
whom Alls.h~ha.s givm suiti-
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inn. Bnslcally,lni;mt¢ache|¢hntn.llmenu'oequaIlndnooolor dine:-enees exist among Moslenu. The mt-hor ol this arti-
cle, Malcolm X, In n Moslem minister. Ho explain! his hll
tmm tho point oi view at a Modem In the Western won-id.
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splred us with a thirst In this
diy tor truth. We who iollow___
him actually are lled with I
craving to wear the crown at
Hie, the jewels or which are:
wisdom, knowledge, under-standing, Ireedom, judgment,
"" - "'equa1ity,z<-no. clothing, etieie-z,5i Ive ace ha ineaa HQ 0 . pe . PPteaches us that these must he
1' enjoyed while we are living.
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crown o! lite which we shall
wear in Allah's paradise the
Kingdom 01 God! which will
eoonbe set up on this earth tor
ua to enjoy while we are liv-
ing. Almighty God Allah has a
religion oi llle not oi death!;that teaches us to live and how
to live, and the importance o!
llvin . AllahlsGodoIthellv--Ilng, not the God oi the dead.
All praise is due to Allah. We
who once followed foolishly and
blindly iiter the slaveaneetere
plurality oi gods Trinity!, andI-ought to have our heaven theIlecessitles 0! lite! up in the
"airy atter we die, are today no
longer tooled by the Slavernaa-
tare lie. Today we know that
there is but one God. There la
no God but Almighty Allah. and
we bear witness that the Hon.
Elijah Muhammad la His last
and greatest messenger to _ua
-here in North America. Yes,
we who were once dead spirit-
ually, mentally, politically, so-
cially anglreconomlcally!, lying
at the rich white mena teet
here in the grave or ignorance,
are being raised tram this
death today, wing mt-e
right, perpendicular, by
worda o1 this noble messenger
of Almighty G06. Allah. who
has the message oi lite tor 11,-
000, Ill an-called Negro; here
in ll..'ne.I-ice . . . The people ao-
cailed Negroes! that walked in
darkness ignorance! have
seen a great light Islam!: they
that dwell in the land of bond-
age! in the shadow oi death
the cross!. upon them has thelight oi Islam! shined . . .
1."-"=""' °==>-.. ;... .-.-E our previou§_§gg;_,
92dltlon, then judge Messenger
Muhammad according to his
work on us. We who are striv-
ing to carry his teachings into
practice, today are well on the
road to, spiritual. intellectual,
and economic independence.
Thanks to his, message we are
today well aware oi the im-
portance oi treedom, justice,
equality,_ wisdom. knowledge,
lhtdetsthnding, iood, clothing,
shelter, love, peace, happiness.
In suiclent quantity and quali-
ty while we are living. This
great teacher has lled us with
the desire to-rest not until we
have our own righteous nation.
united together under one God
Allah, wherein brotherhood is a
living and practiced reality, In-
stead oi a Iuture dream" or a
"tar away promise" as it is in
the religion of our Slavemaster.
l-iv-en you must hear witness
that this man, Messenger Mu-
hammad, is without question
promising representative 0! ' gthe most fearless and uncom-mighty God Allah and his %
ligion oi lslim He doe; nobile: any apology to this wick
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unb-elieving Uncle Toms ot our
own kind! tor the condemna-
tion 01 the wicked that his mes-
sage irom God warns of. » .
He says as Noah did! that
you can take it or leave It. So
you who say you mlieve in A1-
mighty God Allah, but who hesi-
tate to teach naked truth tor
tear oi hurting the tender
teelings" 0! this wicked white
race...slnceyouaretilled
with tear oi the beast Revels-5
tlon 218! instead oi standing
in the way holding up progress,
hardening your hearts with
envy, jealousy and unbeliei.
step out oi His way so that He
can prove to the world that tn-
cleed there is no God but Aiiiiit
and that this great God Allah
has come to redeem His long-
lost people the so-called Ne-
groes 0! America} . . . Revela-
tion 7:2. e
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according to the Bible, destruc-
tion ct the Slavemaster by Al-
mighty God cannot be avoided
nor longer delayed. And, oh
how wen the Slavemaster m0d~
em Pharaoh! is aware 0! if-
Yeg this Government which was
iounded upon the slavery and
suerings oi! God: chosen peo-
ple, is quite upset today because
ot the teachings ot Messenger
Muhammad modern Moses! as
was the Bible's Pharaoh.
Government agents have ol-
ten visited me and questioned
me so thoroughly and Pt-P81-51'
ently that I spent many a sleep-
l$hight wondering what it 14
about the presence or this little
meek and humble man that has
them so terribly concerned and.-E-1'Q"!HEY/have v1§i'i&i" an-4'iquestzloned Many of his follow-
1 ers. but the more they visit and
question us the more clearly we
are able to see and know that
this is lndeed a divine man, God-
sent to us poor slaves Exodus
3:6 to 19}, with truth that trees
us from fear Iorever oi this
modem Pharaoh.
' This little man has not been
to college; his tormal education
l in the SIavemaster's school sys-; tempis very limited-, and he is
not eloquent in his speech Exo-I dus 4:10!, whereas these Gov-
; ernment agents who question
~us are highly trained and well-
achooled in all or the modern
sciences ct lite. They are well-
iearned yet the teachings of
little unlearned man has them
confused and upset. The aver-
age tmleamed person cannot up-
set a learned person . . . unless
he has been given something by
the most learned one the all-
knowing one!. Almight God AI-
lah himseli. e _
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L ALL PRAISE is due to Allah:
I How well has He enabled us to
see that this little meek and
humble mania he oi whom the
Bible says: "How knoweth this
man letters such great wis-
dom! having never learned be-
ing unlearned! . . . John 7:15
. ..Norna.n in history has ever
j tit such prophetic picture more
perfectly than this little un-
learned man who is teaching us
, today with such great authori-
ty. Yes. he may be unlearned
to the
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but he has been well schooled
lay Ahnighty God Allah hlmsell
. . a.nc| no tell! I18 coristantiy
that his doctrine message! is
not his own but was authored
by the one.God Allah who sent
_him John 7:15!. - - e ._
r All praise is due to Allah.
"I'i*.ir.k oi this. This man, born
In Georgia, mentally blind, deal
and dumb. and as ignorant as
alltherestotus. Butwesee
him today upsetting the Slave-Lmasters health just as Moses
did in his day to the Slovenia-
ter oi that dfy. Exodus 5:2!
imply by stating God's plan
o give to poor slaves so-called
egroes! e land oi our own
herein we won't have to beg- ; _-.92_ ,_,,T the other essentials or lite willany Siavemaster nn'y'mon-lee
civil rlghtl. tor we shall then
_ have in our owneland a righte-
ous government wherein tree-
dom. 1'-Istice. equality and all
be natural products owing to
uaanclIor92u...llicemllkandhoneyg - . . .
. We wank Allah for direeizini
ustothisverseintl-mHolyQuran: - ~_ ' -
He it is who raised up h-om
among the illiterate! e messen-
ger from a.mong'.themselves, who
to them & message.-
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In closing, it you want fun-
f the: knowledge and understamgii-ii oi his message, visit arm,
hear him every Sunday at 2;
P. M., 5335 South Greenwoodf
Ave. at 54th St.! Chimgo. 1119,?
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in New York City WWI.
some to Mu_'n.a.n_1_rt=.ed's 'Il_!!'!l},1l!,
at Islam on Sundays at 2 P. 141,1
We are located at 102 W. 118th
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or visit one or our many other
templea in the major eltlel
throughent_ the lend. bl ll!
the North and South. '
Also, Messenger Muhamnnd
has e weekly column in thin
paper. The Pittsburgh Courier,
each week. Read "Mr. Muham-
mad Speaks." irou v_v_ho are tar -
trom his temples, it you are
seeking knowledge, ll you crave
Iurther light on what you el-
ready hare "Mr. Mulmnmad
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I wealth or academic as well
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But history teaches us that ti a DEAD Moses. Worship is be-is difficult for-,a dovimtroddena ing wasted on a new Jesus.
people to accept LIVING LEAD-
ERS. The downtrodden have us-
ually been so thoroughly rob-
bed, deceived and BRAIN-
WASHED well indoctrinated!
by their masters that their ig-
norant and superstitious minds
seems incapable of seeing that
a GREAT MAN has come to
help them until after that man
is dead and gone. Thus, the
downitrodden always end up
idoiizing and paying tribute
atter he is dead, to the very
same one whom they reject.
condemn and persecute while
he is living. .
Will we never learn trom the
foolish mistakes oi. others?
HISTORY REPEATS I'ISEi..I-:
thus its historic WARNINGS
should keep ua on guard today.
The late Mr. Garvey came to
this country awakening the
downtrodden so-called Negros
to the importance of SELF, and
trying to instill a Black Na-
tionaiistie spirit into us. but
most ot us were busy worship-
ping the dead leaders" oi the
past. and some of us were IG-
NORANTLY waiting for these
dead leaders to return from
the grave, therefore we rejected
the late Mr. Garvey and helped
our white christian alavemasb
ars plot his downfall.
Now that Mr. Garvey is dead,
again HISTORY BEPEATS IT-
SELF. Many who were Mr. Gar-
vaya greatest enemies are to-
l_vl'1!s'atrongest' v "a ' ,4defenders. 1
Tribute is still being paid toMillions honcr a DEAD Mu-
hammad." And, many respect
1 and revere a DEAD Mr. Garvey.
p All of these ioilowers" are
seemingly sincere and are sup-_
posed to be intelligent. Yet, all
are so busy whooping and hol- lerlng over THE DEAD, like
rothers in history they are tail3 ing to_ see the greatest LIVING
zmuvcrraroa and mum
BEARER that the world has
ever known, who is right here
in America today in the person
of the Honorable ELIJAH MU-
America in the last days" ot
'IRU'Il-I which would give "lite"
ISL-LM! batik to the long lost
so-called Negroes, set us FREE
from the clutches ot our ene-
mies and restore us back
among Our Own Kind.
Did not Mr. Garvey declare
that a greater than he" was
coming to carry Mr. Garvey:
uncompleted work into comple-
tion? Must we who were faith-
tul toilowers ot the late Mr.
Garvey make the same mistake
of the others in history, and
wait until after this great man.
MESSENGER ELLIAI-l MUHAM-
MAD, ls gone before we too re-cognize him Iearlessljrnd un-
comprornisingly by works
that HE IS FOR US?
Why must we always worship
DEAD men? Why must we ai-
ways follow DEAD leaders? It
is because" our ignorant! has
slowed our thinking ability so
much that our minds can: keep
up with events, and by the time
we realize what is happening
the EMANCIPATUR is here and
gone before we are mentally
capable of recognizing him.
We should show forth greater
wisdom TODAY. Let us torget
the DEAD past and start con-
centrating all etlorta on the
LIVING PRESENT. Let the
DEAD bury the pm};
Continued Next Week!HAMIMAD. K I
This is the one whom Moses. __ -. .4 T _Jesus and Muhammad all L95 ;'~nr.>'31ns "- ' r9-151"-' pitch
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"UP, YOU MIGHTY. NATION.
YOU CAN ACCOMPLISH
YOU WI1L!" . . - says
gar Elijah Muharrunad.
Ii-Tr. Elijah Muhammad, The
Messenger oi Allah." Spiritual
Leader ot the Moslems in the
United States, and one of the
agents: Wise Men of the Cen-
tlinn is a man who believes the
Black Man ln America has a
rendezvous with destiny.
For more than 30 years he
has been passionately concern-
ed with justice and freedom for
the American Negro. For he
long ego leerned, and learned
Well, the lesson taught that no
one individual can rise above
the condition of his race.
He frequently says, "The lash
at race hatred cuts deeply and
equally." The Messenger has
been a solitary man fighting
ft! his ideas and principles. But
ha has never become discour-
aged or embittered. Eb! his eioWHAT
essen-hammad. Mr. Malcolm X had
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Aim IPQ Rn-.--nun can ucs" "-""'n the ii $3utnphant teaching: of Allah. 6 0 M % 5 1!lol'ne people seem afraid oi the.
brilliance 01' his visions and,
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shocked by his candor. .
Yet in those who know him
Intirnately he has inspired loy.l .alty, given meaning to 11¢];-
lives. and articulated thei aa-
rnirat one for a United F at oi!
H Black Men." To them, as a con-
" aequence, he has become the
Anointed Leader.
1 Hie Messenger is a remark-
} able man. though he is the
.1 most seit-etfacing and modest
of public men. He has lived and
I suttered in the midst ofthe
ihuriy-burly oi the American
Negrcfa pr0bleIi'll,_ and knows
lithe hopes and aspirations oi
his people exceedingly well.
Free from scheming or dupli-
city, honest to enemy and
friend alike, he has nonethelessH
.jiBlack Men, and this is tot-gin;|the instrumenta 0! their deliv-
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= Neg-roea in American must ieam the one important guiding rule of conduct for a auceeesful lite oi peace and economic treedorn, which la Brotherhood and Unity, or be destroy
Malcolm X, dynamic young toilower oi Mr. Elijah Muhammad The Messenger oi Allah d
_ epiritual leaders of the Moslems the United States, told a enthusiastic audience last Sun y{Speaking-to a capacity crowd ot erna and Non-Moalerns Minister Malcolm X discussed e
principals oi Islam, aa outlined 7
by the Honorable Elijah Mu-
hammad at the aiternoon lec-
ture held in the Normandie
I-lali, 1480 West Jeerson Boule-vard. ' -
Declaring that a wise man
can wisely halide G fool. but
o tool. under no circumstances,
eon imitate 0 wise non. the
spiritual young follower oi Ell-
Jah Muhammad launched into
a bitter denunciation of mis-
leading Negro preachers, crook-
ed politicians. and bcniu-mated
Negro leadership. Warming to
his subject, he said the aeven-
teen million Negroes in Arneri-
ca are a prtinri-qight in their
eott in imitate theliite man?by p tending to be hie: re-
tending to .be eduouted: re-
tending to be united: pretend-
ing to be rich; pretending to be
Christiana. and above all. de-
siring to be white. They are
under the leadership at a grouii
of "white people who Ill the
iiiiio to ihi their oT: oiti.
which is the wise rnan-ewhichia the iool?" h.
The Negro preaé era are pre-
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te11_t'ling to lead-he _i.s the'-itéggreatest pretender o£_ alipre-
tending tor lead you; He is
ileadlng you deeper into_eco-
-*' ;':nomic slavery. In fact, he is_5£1ee.ding92 youdeeper into the pit{oi I-ieil. And, above all. he pre-
'. .__pares you to die. 'Ihe Negro
preacher, he told his attentive
;audience, is teaching you to
' j_ look for s better life alter
jdeath. This -theory keeps you
_- Qdisunlted and diverts your at-
'_ tention and hinders your devel-
- ' _'opment, economically, political-
_ =;1y and spiritually. The Negro
-preacher teaches you to love
=2 {your enemy. ,To turn the other--._ lcheek, to love him even when
H ;l'|e spits -in your face or the
-face of your children.f' p
i The Negro Preacher in this'oom.rnunlly alone,_ control ap-
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ions, sick iund, and church
real estate. This untaxabie
money is in while banks. used
by white bankers who discrim-
-1-__siIldiQ against you, loaned to
white builders to build Jim-
Crciw housing, while you face,
and indeed most of you are,
l unemployedor are on countyneliet. " - - -
In sloiv. precise speech. tak-
ing chapters from King James
Veon of the Bible, Min-
lister X, refuted the teachings ot
the Negro preacher. He declar-
ed that some Negro Preachers
srethe leaders of a Great Con-
Jpiracy. which block the econ-
oral: development of the Ne-
[rq people, by telling them"
that Ilsaysn is in the Shy.
-vb-lls he. the preacher. enjoys
his heaven bore on earth.
'Hi.nisiIr I said. We do
not condemn the Preachers
ii an iidiriciual. but we ci-
dlmnsd what they inll."
Wan-1mLihat tho Preachersii
iteaéesari teach the trek to
people the one
guiding _ru.ls of _
unity pl purpose. This Ll till
rule which the white man
has used res generations. to
oppress usto deny us our
rlghts at moIlueaive dis-
unlly among us and thus
rule us. Its the Negro preach-
sr who keeps us disunitsd.
To support his charges Mr. I 92
quoted Jeremiah 23-chqrtos
rst verso. "Woe be unto the
Pastors that destroy and
scatter the sheep or my pas-
ture. said the Lord. And.
Isaiah 56 chapter. verse II.
"Yes they are greedy dogs
which can never hay
enough. and they ass shop
herds that can not 'u.ndss i
stud: they all look to
own wayo'rsry one tor
ormn gain. I _
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Malcolm X. repetitious in his
declaration of the principles of
Islam said again and again
that Islam, as taught by The
Honorable Elijah Muhammad,
UNITES THE BLACK MAN;
teaches dignity, discipline, the
recognition of authority among
black men which guarantees
unity of purpose the rst
necessity for our success int
America.
' Malcolm X'who was assign-
ed by The Messenger to estab-
lish Temples of Islam on the
Pacific Coast. will give a series -
Oi lectures in Los Angeles l
every Friday evening at 8 pan.
Ami Sundays at 2 p.m., at Nor- -
mandie Hall, 1480 West letter-
son Blvd., until further notice.
The public is welcomed.
Is. I maintains olcss
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mum Moslscns and lion-llor '
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conduct-
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teaches then! to love and so-
spsct each other: teaches unity
_u.nlils the Block Man. which
enables him to coats a Heaven
ice hlmso hers on earth as
enjoyed by the Hsqro preach-
ers and most white men. Is-
lam. unites us: the Honorable
Elijah Muhammad organises
us. and Allah God! will guide
us. The aim of Islam is peace
and a better lite here on earth.
To secure this peace, we must
become independent or our
slave masiers,- control our
destiny co-operate with our
brothers and sisters all over
the world," he said.The problems of our bl'O'i;llin Airica, Asia, Middle and Er5.11 "Build H/eoven on EortIi"T-;T..-fm.1-IH-- =1» low-N-=-
East concern us as much s
those st our brothers in M
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Muslims and non-Muslims, including local Muslim Minister
Henry X, Taft Harris and Mr. Thomas, aftermeeting at Nor-
mandie Hall last Sunday, at which a large crowd turned
out to hear the dynamic Muslim leader discuss the pressing
prgblemg 9f the Negro people in iim-crow America. At thatmeeting Malcolm X denounced the venality and servility of
Negro preachers. Malcolm X, one of the outstanding dis-
ciples of Messenger Eliiah Muhamed, ls doing anexcellent
lob organizing the Muslim movement on the Pacific Coast.
He speaks again at Normandie Hall this Sunday, March 30.
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study Moses WORKS be-lore
vi they all themselves hie mod-
qi em nbunterpart. - ,
Moeea represented a people
who were slaves. Strangers in
.a lulu! that was not H1811!-W';'riiqr weregtsrn in 1_hatlI~1=!4--but neva ted as one of lit;
I cltizma. Yet, theae pooe, ignor-ant pole believed in the same
false llzlon and talae gods
as their alavemastei-_I
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;aent.lng the God of their an-
cient fathers, the God_ of THEIR
[OWN KIND. His entire message 1
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iThe God at the slaves was an-
gry at "The Slave Master be-
cause of the way the Slave
Master had abused and mis-
treated God: people.
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;with the Slave Master. He_
,1-lever taught bk poor. down-
trodden people to love the Slavefume '01- to 11~rrs:;1u-rs: wlth
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'- e had sown: reward the Slave
Master for 11:11: crimes anddthe__ crimes of peope ag nst
' God: people. God had chosen
the slaves as His People!
- . Moses was wise and tear-
}_= - -_, less becaue he knew GOD WAS
§ WITH HIM, and was against the Slave Master. Pharaoh him-
'».; seltwas helpless against Moses.
so he ORDAINED magicians to
' -work against Moses and fool
. the slaves with their "false_[;§ tales" and make 1: look like
.:_ Moses was a "madman."3; ' These oaoamao magiclana
-~ worked hard in Pharaoh's be-
___.. half. What they advocated and
practiced looked like the real
thing, but it was only magic,?1§':1El'E°0d. Moses had the REAL.. N . _ 'I For their work against
Moss in Pharaoh's behali, that
" ;evil Slave Master set his OR-
iDAINED Mag-acia-ns in high
places and gave them special
TAX-FREE privileges and Ia-
Wra. because they were his
Chief Weapons in refuting
=M0s¬S. and to keep Moses from
- petting God's_pe'0ple tree, and
leading them to a LAND OF
THEIR OWN, Pharaoh didn't
want to part with his slaves.
He secretly ha-bed them, but
reared that if he let them go
they would build up a. strong
pcountry of THEIR OWN and
come back and REPAY hirn.'5;-_._. The land that we today
know as Egypt has the oldestlgf-gr" ed history on earth. Yet,'_ in its mtgent records there is
=-. no men n of "The Hebrew ,. 38¢." nor of a man named Mme: leagiliig than auras: > bondage. en why
_____..itury told? Why is it so prom-
inmt in both the Bible and the
Holy Ql1I'l?:hMessengq'hemmed y makes -s
Elsa: to the world -for the first
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Thin bible story is a symbol.puinny 4: prophetic picture 0!what will take pines here in
America at the END of the
White moo: world.
Arnerica. is the symbolle
land of bondage mentioned in-
bible prophesy, Today Gods;
people the so called Negroes
in America! are moaning andi
groaning under the yoke oi
bondage, persecutions, inequal-
ities, and injustices. Every
Pharaoh pretends to be inter-
uteri in our plight while they
are running for oltioe. but after.
they are elected. and our
Rights are being trampled up-
on they turn deaf ears. The pre-
sent day Pharaoh is too busy
playing goli. vacationing . . -'
ddling. while Negroes burn! i
These slaves have asked
only to be,t:'eated as MEN, and
to enjoy the rights d meni
which every man, by nature is
entitled to, But, wise men know
the rst law oi nature is SELF
PRESERVATION, and this mod-
ern Pharaoh knows he can't
give his slaves equality with-truth by the fruit it hears. Mat-
thew 7-16-20.
Solomon, the who king also
known as a preacher, acknow-
ledged that the silver cord be
loosened or the golden bowl be
broken, or the picture be brok-
en at the fountain or the wheel
be broken at the cistern. T.hen
shall the dust return unto God
who gave it. Eeclesiastitrs 12-6-
7. .
The rst Mmes demonstrat-
ed miraculous powers that
proved that he was a magician
oi God. And not a magician oi
Pharaoh, which is man. Exo-
dus 7-9-12".
Agreeing with Minister X.
iliev. Davis said. "It the powers
that embondaged the colored
people are caucasiona, by
whose authority was EBYI1 l-
bondaged? And by whose con-
sent? And by what nationality
were the people oi Ethiopia at-
tached? Were not all Of f-115%
people or the Caucasian race?"
Mr. X allowed Rev. Davis to
speak despite some protest
Continued on-P¢!%"|'!out hurting himself and his
own kind.
In the audience were sevwal
Iegro Christian Ministers. un-
gered by Mr. 2': attack last
week. However, lav. Morris Do-
vil. Pastor oi c Baptist Chureb
in the 76M block oi South n-
h1r.l.wultheon.l1onewbout-
tempted to reluto his charges-
Rev. Davis add. in was-we: to
Minister Is labeling leg-lo
Preacher: as 1'_horooh's lio-
gieiuns. There is e diliereoee
between c lrlnister and he who
prolessea to be om and c dil-
ierenee between c prophet and
those that proiesa to be_oropb-
We lli." he said. in Kings
18-18-26, whae the true deni-
tlonote.pnoPhetisg'lver92.Not
by word alone but by evidence
ofactlon combines. Which Jes-us aim you shall-krruwhel,_ 7' '7 __ ' * ' ' "
5{they wig] be washed away with iPharao in the roaring wggq ~
Of the Red Sea." . .. J-I-"1 i--4-Gen-ti-nued from Igage 3!
from the audience which was
dearly pm-Moslern. He invited
other Ministers to come in and
join, organize and work with
the Moslem Temple he is es-O
tablishing in Los Angeles. -
1 Following Rev. Davis speech,
he continued outlining Mes-
senger Muhammad's program,
_ "ihe Blueprint For The Black
Man; Future, which he clainsl
is the same as Moses tor he
is the one whom Moses repre-
sented. The Messenger says, we
must build our own businesses.-
We must be economically inde- ppendent. We must be the pro-I
dueers oi whet we consume.
We must have our own land,
our own government. our own
schools, our own religion and
our own God, --'
We must study the lC.iB1'lCQi
oi BUSINESS. set up our owni
businesses, and teach our peo-
ple how to patronize OUR OWN.
In short. he is here to show us 92
how to get OUR OWN. All we
have to do is unite. organize. J1
Remember, he is not con-
demning the preachers: only
what they represent and what
they preach. I1 they will accept
the "mum. unite with each
other on the side of the TRUTH. 1
and teach this NAKED TRUTH
to our people. then God will:
forgive them for their past mis-
deeds agalnst our people. But.
it these Negro preachers con-92
tlnue to oppose-this MAN oi
GOD, the Modern Moses . . .
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QLRATE 1.1. 92.I!iLl't tile Slave M.=.s- . ; _ _ - ._,ter. Like ancient Moses he is "
"tHe is not trying to INTE-
trying to SEPARATE us. He is
representing to us the God of
our forefathers. He says that
we are the fulfillment of that
prophetic picture painted by.
the ancient I-iebrewsf This is
the House of Bondage. God
wants us to SEPARATE our-
selves from this wicked peo-
ple, and then HE HIMSELF
will Show us how to D0 some-
thing FOR' OURSELVES right
here on this good earth. , i
A land OI OUR OWN is hea-
ven indeed! The God of our
toreparents. Almighty ALLAH,
is promising this to us; our
own nation_ wherein we will
have Divine Freedom. justice
and equality; sufficient food,
clothing and shelter; peace and
happiness, BY BEING AMONG
OUR OWN KIND. I i
Pharaoh can't afford to let us
go to our own GM and our own
land. He has called in his help-
ers, ORDAINED MAGICTANS,
to refute and oppose Moses
THESE ORDAINED MAGIC-
IANS ARE THE NEGRO
PREACHERS! ' i
' The story they tell ts a de-
liberately concocted white lie,
white man's LIE! Only the
white man and these Negro
preachers benefit from what
the Nezm preacher preaches to
our people. The Slave Master
does not want us to control our
own government. or our own
economy food, clothing, shel-
ter, and our own businesses!
here on earth, so he has the
preacher tell us we will have
all of this UP IN Tl-IE SKY.
liter we die. Be satisfied with
rags now. and later on we'lldie and put lg; Fhite robes.Starve now. ut ater on we' - j._,j': -' .»..-.-92-"e-9-_.~ .5 . . A
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will be ted on milk and honey,
up in the sky. Imagine! A city
in the sky with golden streets.
If this isn't MAGIC, what else
is lt?_ And seventeen million
Negroes are fooled by it, by
these Negro preachers! He has
kept our minds up in the sky,
Worrying so much about how
to get up there after we die, it
has blinded us to the crimes
committed against us by thiswicked white race. " _
We are the economic slave of
the socalled white Jew; the
political football for the socall-
ed white gentile: and a religi-
ous tool for the white-minded
Negro preacher. . -
Look how the Negroes here
in Los Angeles are living. It is
an absolute disgrace that over
a quarter million Negroes in
this city, spending over one
hundred million dollars a year
on food alone, and they do not
own a single supermarket of
thetr own. They find them-
selves in the ridiculous position
0! picketing the white rnan,_
begging him tor-a job.*'Ihis,
mind you, when he himself hasmillions lying arourd in hisi
treasury. controlled by these
misleading Negro preachers.
The Negro in America spends -
17 Billion dollars a year, trom-
which everyone makes a prot.
and benets except the Negrol
in America. This is HELL!
Mr. X ll tn LA'lectures at
1480 W. Jefferson e _ dayever|.ing~ ll'|6_Sllndl oon.
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You, the so-called American Negro. are dead, thus spokeMalcolm X, in n simple direct statement which elect-ied 0.espenity audience of Mosle and non-Mosiems last Sunday. atNorrnandie Hall. A man wh lacks complete knowledge of his
1histnrrical background, lacks
knowledge of his beginnings,is s dead man-the walking
dead s zombie," spoke the
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establish s Temple tar the tol-
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Secret Origin oi While Berti
Today, he told his audience.
we shall discuss the origin of
the word Negro, and next week,
we shalldiscuas the origin or
the white man as taught to us
by the Honorable Elijah Mu-
hammad. The origin oi the
white men in 1: lecret. which
has been eetreiully kept. hid-
den lrom the world for more
than 6.000 yous. ' _
Kidncrped and Robbed byWhite Mm: ' '
' You are dead, he said. poli-
tically, economically, mentally
and businewise, because you
were taken ~_io1-ceiully from
your native land more than 400
years ago. At that time you
were stripped or everything you
possessed, all knowledge of
your-self, your cultural back-
BT°lII'1d. history and taught to
be ashamed of your native
land. You were tau g that
your people were can ls.
savages, you were given
l-iollywood conception oi "our
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ispeople. and unrortunately most
of you believe it. First, you
were stripped 0! your tongue,
your native language; second.
you were denied knowledge o-I
the oldest culture man knows;
third. you were -re-riamed
NEGRO. You wereire-named
l Negro by the same man, the
white man. who had kidnapped
land robbed you of your own
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us discuss this word, Let
Negro.white
taken
Nigra, which means black.
Let's pursue this thought fur-
ther, he said, the white man
-teaches us that we are called
Negroes because we were
brought from the Niger River in
Africa. Thus, on what basis are.
we identied by a river while
other peoples are identified by.
Nations from which they come}
_N_egro_ Not A Iiutionality '
Let's be specific, he said, the?Germans come ii-om Germany,
the French from France, Eng-
lish from England, Egyptians
*!l.'CKl'i Egypt, Canadians from
Canada, Greeks from Greece,
Chinese from China, Japanese
iron-i Japan, Irish Irom Ireland,
Pnillippincl 'o'm the Phillip-
-pines. Then, who are the
Negroes!
Negro Language?
, Let's be specic, he said, the
-Germans come from Germany,
the French from France, English
from England. Egyptians fromEgy-pt, Canadians from Can- ll
ad-a, 'Greeks from Greece,
Chinese from China, Japanese.
K-from Japan, Irish from Ireland,
{the Filipinos Irorn the Philip-'
pines. Then, who are the
Negroes. II these other nation-
alities have their own'langu-
age, then what is the language
of a Negro. , -- .
: In America, theukrgerican of
German descent is referred to
as a German American, French
referred to as French American, r
Japanese referred»-to as Japan-
ese American, Chinese Arneri-.,
can, but you are referred to as
an .Arnerlcan~Negr'o. And, be-j,
cause you tail to know and re-
cognize yourseli, has caused
your disqualification in secur- }
ing respect, _and recognition
other nationalities receive. Your
failure or receive your just re-
spect. or the respect other ne-ll
lWhat does it mean. The
man tells us that itis
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1. Continued irom Page 1}Denied Citizenship
l For example, hefsaid, the
word Negro denies you your
rights as a first-class citizen
and the stigma places you in
an intolerable economical posi-
tion. To follow this point, e
black Cuban American is re-
cognized as a firstelass citi-
izen. A black African is also
recognized as a first-clam citi-
zen. This fact acknowledged
because the Cuban comes om
92Cuba which is a nation, the
Japanese comes from Japan
iwhich is a nation, a Chinese
comes from China which is e
nation. But the Negro-what is
ihis nation. The Black man
representing the Ghana govern-
ment had breakfast with the
President or the United Statm.
He was not considered because
or his color, but because he
was representing a Nation, the
nation of Ghana. The insult he
received irorn a white restaur-
ant owner in Maryland. caused
the United States embarrass-
ment. Negroes are lynched,
hanged. discriminated against,
segregated and there is not the
slightest ernbarassment felt by
the Government in Washing-
ton. he concluded.
What is the solution, just
what should we do to eliminate
this condition. We the so-celled
American Negro must Bill?!
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Muhammad: Solution
The so-called American
Negro's only hope for survival
is among his own kind, is ior
unity. The mass unemployment
in this country, the deepening
depression, which will continue
to worsen. it must according to
economic determination. Hence.
since the black man in America
represents the largest oi the
minority group. he must of
necessity be the most exploited.
His strength thus lies in unity
with his own kind. Your rst
step in that direction is to learn
oi your origin, follow Mr. Eli-
jah Muhammad, who is ue
only man in America _.bold
enough and wise enough to
teach us the things necessary
for our liberation of the white
man's theory of white suprem-
ecy.
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States hampering economic development of his millions of
followers? - - ~- l - ,
I Malcolm X, ery follower of Elijah Muhammad, spiritual
le der of the Moslems in the United States, told an audience
heme last week that the Negro preacher in this country is
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F tn A vnn1~:m=:x'r sermon the
young minister said the Moslema
condemn the teachings o! the Ne-
gro preacher.
- We do not oondernh ue
. preachen es lndlviduala," Mll-
colm X informed hie audienoe, =
but we cannot condone what ;
A they teach. i
- Many Negro preachers are
leaders of a great conspiracy pr"
which blocks the development
oi their people. While he tells
his followers that Heaven ls In
the sky, he, the Negro preach-
er, enjoys hla heaven right hereon earth." ' '
. Using the Los Angeles commu-
_nity as an exarnple, Malcolm X
"declared that Negro churches
; control over $30 million in assets.
;"Yet while many Negroes are
unemployed or on reliel, this un-it taxable money is _ln white banks, p
posed by white hanl-ters who dis-1
=cr1minate against you and loanto white huilders who greet jim-
fcrow housing.
.5 During his speech. Malcolm X
urged the Neiro preacher to
teach his tollowers the truth.
"The most important rule oi! con-
duct tor successls unity at pur-
pose. This ls the rule the white
'mnn has used tor'generations to
oppress us, deny us our rights,
create disunlty among us endthan-eels-nus." __ ' im_ MAIIJOLMX
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' Three Negro preachers. unable to withstand the sharp, de-
ltberate denunciation of them by Minister Malcolm X. fled
hm the prerniaes ct Noztnandie Hall Sunday. The brit-
liant young follower of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad set
aside his planned lecture to continue his stinging attack against
- *' the actions of Negro preachers.
i The standing-room-only audi-
ence roared its approval, as
H Malcolm X placed the blame
ll [or the Negros miserable econ-
omic condition in the lap of the
j Negro preachers for tailing to
prepare their followers to face
lite by teaching them the irn-I|portance of ECONOMIC STA-=
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1 Then the young Minister of
Islam proceeded, with pointer,
chalk, and blackboard, to out-I line the Negrds miserable con-
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Idition, pnd to demonstrate his
Economic instability. With tig-
. urea which have been prover:
'1 accurate, he compared the
more than 90 million dollars
spent annually right here inl, Los Angeles by Negroes for up-
; keep of preaches and churches
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white banks. as part of church
funds, so that only the white
man and the preacher can
profit from it.
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t ontinued from Page 1} '' the %l'lp8.SSiOl'lEd orator, whi§
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concerned, is used to build jim
crow housing. and loaned to
the same white businessmen
who discriminate against you
in jobs. But this Negro Preacher
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terested only in his own wel-
fare." .
. Malcolm X pleaded with the
;Negro preachers present to go
back into their churches and
put their members money to
f work for the members, instead
to! for the preacher and the
white man. He suggested to
them that instead oi churches,
1 which benefit only themselves,
I they build factories and super-
lrnarkets, which would benefit
{them and their congregations.
Supermarkets. he pointed out,
could not only feed them, but
employ them as well. I-Ie stress-
ied the importance ot this
idouble function by reminding! the clergymen that we are the
hut to prosper during good
times. and the rst to nutter
during hard times. '_
Malcolm X concluded his lec-
ture by saying: ' l
"Mr. Muhammad is teaching
-us how to build a. heaven
. ECONOMIC SECURITY!. tor
ourselves here on this earth.
His teachings are awakening
Negroes in America by the
thousands. They now are be-
ginning to aee that there is to
be no heaven fin the slit", and
if the Negro preacher is not
ready to start making IMMED-uvrrz AMENDS by showing}
them how to get some heaveni
right here on earth, then the
Negro preacher:w'll_l soon nd
ghimseltx left in the NEE"?
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morraholl be wise: but 0 com-
iwnioa of fools shall be de-
Iffvlled. Proverbs 18:20.
At the Moslem headquarters
If §[ll¢H_g_o_l0day. the -followers
or arr. Elijah Muhammad are
Temgnized as the best organ-
ized and disciplLnéd'cornmun-
"Y imii the so-called Negnoesin America. They are taught
and 8"-lided by "I'he Messengeror Mr. Elijah Mahm-Md. whose word among them
is DIVINE LAW ;
The Moslems are so well dia- it
cipiined and controlled by_"'lh0
M¬S5éTE§I'q92'lhT many Chicago-
ans"E6'risider them equivalent
to a city within a city.
They own and operate their
own business-ea thus control-
ling their own economy. They
believe strongly in providing
jobs. food. clothing and shelter
for their own kind. Their plat-
form is known to be profoundly
PRO-BLACK.
Through Mr. Muhammad:
patient guidance, the Moslerna
have developed and encour-
aged rnany skiltl-111 craftsmen
and tradesmen from among
themselves. Thme eager young
followers oi Mr. Elijah Mu-
hammad are out to built a
HEAVEN ON EARTH for them-
selves and their OWN KIND,
and are fast bemming known
rm their shrewd business abil-
ity in the field ol trade and
commerce. They are very_ out-
standing i_n the field of nation-
al and international relations.
Mr. ijah Muhammad hll
given his followers their own
private school, the University
at Islam. The classes reach
from the kindergarden to the
college level. It is completely
independent o! white inu-
ence." Here the Moslerna are
taught how to recognize and
cherish the "right type of edu-
cation," and to seek know-
ledge; wisdom and understand-
ing. They are taught the im-
portance of 0l'ganimfi0n.1i>ei-
ence to authority, and disci-
pline . . . which are essential1,-
ua. uatcom -a 1fT'he' deep 1'8-5911 anq ildren have for their pa taakes juvenile dC"Tlql1PI'lf} Ifknown among Mr. Muh rh-
mad's followers. 'I'heir high
gtandlrd of morale enables
them to make friends In ail
walks at lite; they are accepted _and function srnoorry "'1" Q11
the higher forms of society;
- These great accomplishments
have all been made under the i
Divine Leadership of Mr. Ellilh ;
Muhammad despite 590913
opposition from whltel. as well
as from his own people. U19 I
so called N eel. W-710691 0! l - B81 in '
|ance prevented them from ac-in
ceptlng his entire platlorrn
and program as 100% for their,
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Years ago he told his follow-
ers who were then few in num-
her, in-1 although he looks in-*-
eignitieatnt in the eyes ot the
world. if they would follow-
him and do as he advised ihemp
he would make them indepen-
dent and put them on tnp. His
promise has manifested itself
into I living reality beyond the
wiltie-st expectation or lmagin-.
ation of his followers. Today.
the followers of Mr. Elijah Mu-
hammad are respected even by
his enemies. and considered to.he the most progressive. intelli- I
gent. dignied, fearless group
of Black People In America to-
day,
Mr. Muhammad has taken
ORDINARX people frrn among.
the no-called Negroes and
taught them how to unite to-
gether and perform for them»
selves an EXTRA-ORDIl92'ARY|
task. They are now recognized
in all walks of life. on all so-5rial and economic levels. Notil
only are they now admired and
rourted hy visitini represent:-'1lives and dignitaries of Afri-
ran-Asian nations. but even
the white roan hlrnaelt respects
them ahove the "uncle tom"l
Negroes.
Mr. Muhammad has kept his
promise. He has made hia fol-
lowers qualified to be recog-
nized as a "nation within a na-
tinn.'! Yet, he riaims that this 3.
mlraculou achievement la only?a email-at-ole example of his.
over ail BLUEPRINT for the 1?}
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would have all of them free,
and molded into an indepen-
dent nation of their own over-
night.
As Mr. William Nunn, Sr,
wrote in the Pittsburgh Cour-
ier recently: "Any religioua
faith tvhieh goes to the funda-
mentals of living . , . which
gets the ultimate out of ita
earning power; provides jobl
and training opportunities tor
its young people; which teach-
es proper eating habits, non-
smoking. non-drinking, non-
swearing. MUST MAKE AN IM-PACT." '
Be sure and read MR. MU-
HAMMAD SPEAKS which ap-
pears in the Pittsburgh Courier.
And wherever you are, all over
America. take out subscriptions
to this HERALD-DISPATCH. It
is 100"? for the BLACK MAN.
Don't chanre missing one issue.
Then puss it on to your friends.
Our lectures here in Loo An-
ln America. It theae 1'7 million! geles are at Normandie Hall.
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Continued from Last Week!
But. let ua turn closer to
home; let us look at America.
Out of 170 million Americansi
around 20 million are called
Negroes. The white people of
America are also divided into
many different groups and tac-
tions. and have many points ol
disagreement. But they too can
all agree on at least one thing: i
KEEP Tl-IE NEGRO DIVIDI-ID;1
AND KEEP THE NEGRO
DOWN. _ -
They sow discord among us
to keep us divided and dis-
united. It pleases them to see?
us dispute and light among
ourselves. for they know that
only they can benefit from our
disunity. Many means and
methods are used by them to
accomplish this . . . from many
different sources and in many
dierent forms . . . but all is;
directed AGAINST THE NE-
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ed. determined opposition
scheming and working night
and day against the Negroes to
keep us down, we must put
forth seven times more etlort to
be in unity with each other it
we wish to survive today. With;such territic odds against uai
we can't afford the costly lux-ury of disagreement, dispute."
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decenaion, division and dis-
unity.
Whites Outsumherad
Mr. Muhammad teachel us
that the darker peoples of
earth OUTNUMBBR the Whites
eleven to one . . . but here in
America, which is the last out-
poat ot W1-ll"l'E SUPREMACY.
this white government has a
QUOTA-system which greatly
llmita the number of incoming
colored people from Africa and
Asia. Yet whites can coma in
tram all ports or the world.
even from Russia and other
communists countries. . . -
Most of the Hungarians that
came here {mm Communist
Hungary are at this moment
working in places that will not
employ you and me.! Because
the entry of the colored
peoples from Asia and Alrica is
communist countries . . .
whites is unlimited. you see all
at these white people and think
that they outnumber you.
Not so! All at the earth!
white peoples COMBINED could
easily be drowned in this SEA
of DARK PEOPL . . . ones
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[ether l.n true solidarity just
as Pharaoh and his people were
drowned in the Red.Sea. once
Moses had succeeded in unit-_in] his peoplaitogtehes in unityunder his Div ne a er-ship.
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o Minister Elijah Muhammad, have circled May 23, this Fri-
tl iy, on their calendars as D-Day," at which time they will
descend upon Ridgewood Felony Court to attend a hearing
into the matter of the "false" arrest of five of their mem-
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The Moslems contend their ve
members were arrested talsely
and without cause by police who
irtvaded" the Long Island home
of Moslem Minister Malcolm X
in search or one "Margaret
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York leader of the Moslems, lives
on the second oor or the build-
ing_ visited by the officers. _
The Moslerns contend that the
oicers broke into and shot into
church property and then arrest-
ed ve 0! their members falsely.
They made it clear that they
have never known a "Margaret
Dorsey."
It seems as though a postal
nspector and a pair oi white
etectives had come to the down-
talrs apartment looking tor a
Mrs. Margaret Dorsey," who,L-.... 4%, ; 'f ,_ _ ,_,_; -
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unknown at that address.
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Y920NNEKMOLLE'1'!,2'T,was
asked by the olcers ii they
could come in and look around.
She told them that they could
not without a warrant, where-
upon the tlu-ee men sought to
iiorce their way intothe house.
92 Miss Moliett was then joined
at the door by her sister, Audrey
X Rice, 13. and I. younger sister,lend this tno kept the menfrom entering. They lett wi
threats that they would retur
,wlth help. However, by the tim
the sleuth: put in their reappe
ance, John K Mollett, 23, the
owner, had returned. The orifi-
cers came to the back door, and
Mr. Mollett stepped outside to
ask them whether they had a
search warrant and to identity
themselves. - -
One of the detectives, Joseph
Klernan, is reported to have be-
come enraged at the_de1ay. He
sought to brush Mollett aside and
torce his way -into the house.
WHEN THIS happened, pent-upfeelings broke loose and when tht
melee was over, Kiemah and hi
partner, Mike Bonura. were
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-year-old girl. doors had been
cl-zed down, windows had been
rol-ten, a. barrage or soda bottles
had been showered upon the odi-
cers, and an army or police had
been rushed into the neighbor-hood. '
Ln eddition; the Moslems out
up a picket line which marched
silently in Iront of the 114th
Precinct at Astm-ia,__to the amaze-
ment of the police, who were
shocked at the speed with which
the Moslems had toss-ed up apicket line. K
Malcolm X, who had own in
om Boston alter the disturb-
ce. ripped the "gestapo tactics
White police who patrol thein occupied territory."
He said, "Where else and un
what circumstance could you nd
situations where police can freely
invade private homes. bust up
furniture. break down doors.
threaten to beat pregnant women.
and even try to shoot a 13-year-
old girl . . . but right here in
American Negro neighborhoods
where the occupying army is in
the disguise of police officers."
- Minister Malcolm X insisted
that police red shots into a hall-
way 01 his home and declaredt e
shots endangered lives of M -
lem women and children.
He said the shots were r d
through a door.biaclt belts" and compared polin ghettos to "occupation Ior fa
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QUEENS, LONG ISLAND, New York, May 24--Aware of the unity and rnilitancy of American
Moslerns, officials of Ridgewood Felony Courthouse had alI'the tense aspects Friday, May 23rd,
of a movie thriller. with the fearless young tollowers 0! Moslem Spiritual Leader Elijah Mu-
hammad holding the spotlight. -
The courtroom was packed to overow caperlty with silent, white-robe-d Moslem women__ ___ ___ .
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men who had come from far
and near to see that fellow-11
members of their Islamic faith]
received "true justice." i
The Moslem defendants in w
the court hearing were to be,
Yvonne X. Mollette. 27, and
her sister Audrey X. Rice, 11
whose husband, Adam D. 1 is,
now teaching at Muhammadis
Temple of Islnrn in neerby SanIiDiego!. . _ =
The Moslem trio were beingcharged by police with £elcn=|
ious assault against two while
detectives whom the MoslemsJohn X. Mollette, 26, his wife,
claim '5ilii-Iiln their Eastand clean-cut, young Moslemi? '***** "' ,, ;' ~ W ' W
Elmhurst home unlawfully,
and in the ensuing melee the
two white detectives ended up
in the hospital nursing inju-
ries inicted by the Moslems.
The Moslems claimed the
White officers had no legal
right to enter their home with-
out : search wan-ant.
'lhe Moslerns charged that
the white cops fired wildly in-
to their homes, endangering
the lives of Mosiem women,
children and bablesl And the
qice of minister Malcolm X
and %retsry John BX o! Mu-
hsmmads New York Temple of
Islam, was broken into by the
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of their wives. - '
_ Warned that the Moslems
were incensed over_the inci-
dent, and receiving word they
were.to descend upon. the
courthouse en mas-:.e," an
army of uniformed police,
plainclothesmen, and federal
officers were _on hand at Vthe
Courthouse in anticipation of
what could well be a_n explo-
sive" situation.
The Moslcms turned out in
such largenumbers they soon
packed the courtroom. the
courthouse corridors, and over- i,
flowed into the street, Court
officers, newsmen, and by-rstanders were amazed and ad-92
mittedly impressed by the 50- »
LIDARITY and open fearless-
ness displayed by the zealous
followers of Elijah Muhammed.
Television cameras - focused
upon the white robed Moslem
militant young men, who dis-
played uncanny discipline."
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-.-- yer for the Moslems. the dead-Their every move seemed to be
under the expert "invisible"
conttrol of their own "officers"
who moved about silently intheir midst. '
At the arrival of Attorney,
Edward W. Jadko, Jr., the i§w-
-ly silence around the Queens;
Courthouse deepened. The at-
mosphere grew heavy, throb-
bil with suspense. The white
faces seemed to be trying to
gure what would the Mos-
lerns do if the court decision
went against them. The Mos-
lem faces were expressionless,
their einotions well controlled.
and concealed.
But. within five minutes after
their attorney: arrival, the
moved that the public
hlrlt be postponed until
-Tune 5th. As this news passed
hrough the crowd, bystanders
ere again amazed as the
K115101118. seemingly moved by
a SINGLE VOICE, silently, or-
derly. but swiftly, dispersed
"15 irlsippeared into nowhere.
prise "maneuver" by the pol-
ice, it was announced that the
Moslerna case would be put
before the Grand Jury at once,i
May .2"lt.h, with any preli-. _ p1I5lic" earing. Also,in another surprise "maneuv-
er" the _pdiTt'E"l'fii'lved to re-ar-
rest the wives of Malcolm X
and John llX, whose release
the Moslems had secured the
night of the incident with men-
acing picket lines around the
114th Astoria Precinct Assist-
nt District-Attorney, Bernard
Patten refused to grant the
police request for the arrest or
he two Moslern women, but
did permit the police to name
oth of the women as defend-
anta In the case, and-td be
summoned before the Grand
Jury Tuesday, too. ' _
. TOP, POLICE OFFICIALS
HAVE ADMlT'I'ED-THAT THE
TWO DI-1"iECIi,VE3 INVOLVED
NEVER AT -ANY TIME POSS-
ESSED A SEARCH WARRANT!
' The Moslem followers of Eli-
jah Muhammad are considered
by many to be one of the best
liked, and most influential
groups in New York. Represen-
tatives of African-Asian na-
tions and -their preaa attaches
have been besieging the Mos-
lerns for more details of the
case. With unrest already all
over the Dark World, and their
usplcious eye already turned
toward America with ever-ln-
creasing hostility . . . one tor-
eiin official who refused to be
named implied that this unfor-
tunate incident has "potential
implications" of becoming an-
o er "international hot a-
to for ughwt e
D it World. " - "
alcoim X. the Spiritual
leader of the New York Moslem
Temple of Islam, who is sched-
uled to return to Los Angeles
Temple on Friday, -May 30th.
sent the following letter to
Mayor Robert Wagner, con-
demning the vicious police in-
vasion of privacy of American
citizens:
102 W. 116th Street
New York. New York
May 23, 1958
Hon. Mavor Robert Wagner
Grso.-. mansion . _
New York, New York
Honorable Mayor:
The outraged Moslen-is of the
African-Asian World join us in
calling for an immediate in-
vestigation by your office into
the insane conduct of irrespon-
ible whit 1' ffl h E e$°1c CQISWO-eem to ii-ve"'tii9 n thir WI I 8
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to the privaite..h.m;pes of inno-
cent, law-abiding, darker citi-.
zens, under the false pretensel
that they were looking for an-
unknown. unidentified! party
called Margaret Dorsey.
The officers of the New York
Police force shot wildly and
without just or sane cause in-i
to our private home, which ail
the time was occupied by Mos-1
letrtwomen, children and ba-Whies . . . a religious home where 1;
no crime had ever been com-
mitted. Only ALLAH prevented ,
their innocent lives from being
snuffed out by the wild'shoot'-
ing of these white detectives,
who were acting more like.
mad dogs than law officers.
There were five Moslem wom-
en. one man, and six babies in
the line of tire at the time of
the shooting, on the first
floor.!
The white "officers of the
law were not satisfied invad-
ing and endangering the home
and lives of the first floor oc-
cupants. Instead of searching
downstairs where their "pro-
fessed suspect" was supposed
to be, they dashed up the back
stairs and smashed their way
into the upstairs apartment
too, which is the home of Mal- ;
colm X, the religious leader of
the New York 'Moslerns; and
John 11X, secretary of Muham-
mad: New York Temple of Is-,lam. -
They buttered down the door
to any private apartment. shut-
tering gloss throughout my
raaidonce. in their frenzy. the
white _ mgniuca. _ representing
the Ihwiaric Police force. an-
dcngand the lives of our WWII.
babies card children. who hmdi
locked themselves into my pri-
vate bedroom to escape the un-
controllable wrath of the inhu- .
mun White oops who were tee:-.
in! up our homo like fenocieul
wild. bocuia."92eor He1r~Yo1-kl
._Po1loa oioera_--threatened to
-brook down by bedroom door
Ll any pregnant wife did. not tin-
loek it and lot them tn. and
than to throw her down the
buck stain because aha wean!
merino last enough. to suit
than.
Than same New York Pol-
ice, brutally non-bundling our
innocent oalam women and
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neiehbors,-ur--awan the arri-
val of the police van. They
were made to stand shiver.
ing in the cold like animals,
not being allowed any coats
or outside clothing.
We beseech you to show just
cause why an unknown woman
was being sought at this par-
ticular house, in our home . . .to give these insane cops an!
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excu to shoot up our homes.
endangering the lives of our
innocent Moslern women, chil-
dren and babies. It appears
that your police officers were
using a. fictitious person as an
excuse to unlawfully invade
religious property.
This is the second time your
New York Police have unjust-
ly and unlawfully mistreated
members of our ancient Moe-
lem faith. ls this policy and
practice a plot by the New
York Police to belittle and ri-
dicule the religion of Islam in
I propoganda move to throw
discredit upon, and turn pub-
lie opinion against, the entire
Moslem World . . . by attack-
ing, harrassing, embarrassing.
and humiliating its leadership
here In America!
:.The Darker people of Africa,
Asia and South America know
that racial bias runs rampant
in America. But. religious per-
secution was supposedly out-
lawed hundreds of years ago,
thus this form of it can hard-
ly be explained or justified in
America today under any cir-
eumstances.
The actions of the New York|
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Police are being scrutinized to-
day by billions of Dark Peo-
ple throughout Alrica, Asia
and South America. Your con-
stant attacks against the Black
Moslerns of New York marks
America as the Citadel of ra-
cial and religious persecution
in its most savage iorrn.
The Black Belt in Greater
New York has become like
"occupied territory," a con-
quered community. The brutal.
inhuman. savage soldiers that
comprise this "occupying
army" are disguised as white
police officers. -
They have no respect for the
rights. property and lives of
the Darker people in this area.
If these acts are not being
planned and perpetuated with
your knowledge and consent.
then we call upon you to make
a complete investigation of
this entire incident, and weed
out the guilty ones who are
bringing shame, hostility and
the wrath of the entire Dark
World down upon America and
the New York Police Depart-
ment.
Sincerely.
. MALCOLM X
Muhammad's Temple
of Islam
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Elijah Muhammad. Scheduled
to "hm: baton now. Minister
Malcolm was dolayod when
savage white member: oi the
New York Pollen Force invadod
tho privacy of his znidonca.
and sought to ahula tho lor-
blddan fruit Black Woman! at
Islam. The fiery Monica: load-
ar arrivod in New York by
plan; to nd tho policeman in
tho hospital and a 'eo1cL qniQi_.
deadly Holy War shaping up
between tho iollowors ol the
Mouangor o! Allah and New
York: ilnoit. Thing: an lll
all al:ool:_up." an':l_tho pol-
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road-testing tho New fork Iol-1
lea Force. to nd out if it nai-
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Elijah Muh mu chief dil-cipie, Maimlvrngsniha authored
a 1otter 6f13Fotest to Mayor Wag-
ner which reads as Iollowl:
102 W. 116th St.
, ~ New York, N. Y.
' ' May 23, 1968
I-Ion. Mayor Robert Wagner
Gracie Mansion T
New York, N. Y. " -" - _
Honorable Mayor: f
The outraged Moslema of the
Africa-n-Asian world join us ln
calling tor an immediate investi-
gation by your otce into the In-
sane conduct oi irresponsible
Tvhite police oicers who seem
-to have thought their white races
were sutficient "badge" to force
their way into the private homes
ot innocent, lawabiding citizens
under the talse pretense that they
were looking Ior an unlcnown,
unidentied} party called "Mar-
garet Dorsey." _
The officers or the New York
police force shot wildly and with-
out just or sane cause into our
private horne, which at the time
was occupied by Modem women.
children and babies . . . I re-
ligious home where no crime had
ever been committed. Only Allah
prevented their innocent lives
trorn being snued out by the
wild shooting of these white de-
tectives, who were acting more
like "mad clogs" than law oili-
cers. {There were five Moslem
women, one man and six babies in
the line oi re at the time o!
the shooting, on the rst oor.!
The white otticers oi the law
were not satised invading and.
endangering the home and liveliot the rst oor occupants. In-|
stead of searching downstairs
where their professed "suspect"
was supposed to be, they dashed;
up the back stairs and smashed,
their way into the upstairs apart-5
ment too. which is the home oi!
Malcolm X, the religious leader
of the New York Moslema, and
John 11X, secretary at Muham-lrzit New York Temple or Il-
They battered down the door
to my private apartment, chat-
tering glaés throughout my resi-
dence. In their trenzy, the white
maniacs, representing the New
or if dan redthenu '2 1q.i?*li=°~=°"'3%5~3 M?M "~92-=°"" a -/
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selves into my private bedroom
to escape _the uncontrollable
wrath or the inhuman white cops
who were tearing up our home
like ferocious wild beasts. Your
New York police oicers threat-
ened to break down my bedroom
door it my pregnant wtte did not
unlock it and let them in, and
th'en to throw her down the back
stairs because she wasnt moving
last enough to suit them. 3
These same New York polioel
brutally manhandling our inno-1
cent Moslem women and girls,i
lined them up against a wall in
the alley before the bewildered.
lnqun-Lh.g eyes ot our neighbors-,
to await the arrival 0! the police
van. They were made to stand
shivering in the Cold like ani-;
mals, not being allowed any coats
or outside clothing. t
we beseech you to show no
cause why an unknown womanwas being sought at this particu-l
lar house, in our home . . . to"
give these insane cops an excuse
to shoot up our homes. endanger-
ing the lives of our innocent Mos-92
him women, children and babies;
It appears that your police ot-,
cers were using a ctitious per-
son as an exéuse to unlawtully
lnvade religious property.
This is the second time your
New York police have" unjustly}and unlawtully mistreated
bers ot our ancient Moslem laithn
Is this policy and practice-a plot 1by the New York police to be-l
little and ridicule the religion it
or Islam in a propaganda move !
to throw discredit upon. andy
turn public opinion against, the!
entire Moslem world . . . by at-{I
tacking. harassing, embarrassing}
and humiliating its leadershiphere in America? v
The darker people o! Anion,-
Asia and South America know
that racial bias runs ramplnt tn
America. But religious persecu-
tion was supposedly outlawed
hundreds or years ago, thus this
term or it can hary be emlair-at
or justled in America today un-92
der any circumstances. . 1;
The actions 0! the New York i
police are being scrutinized today
by -billion: or dark peoplethmughout Atria, AsiaSouth America. Your constant at-
tacks against the black llosleinl lsoldiers that comprise s oo-
cupying l-I'm?" HE disguised sl
white polioe oicers.|'Il-an ulln --A In:-I92nI!5IMF I-IIIUU IIU Iii-II:92-l
rights, property and lives
darker people in this aru.
these acts are not being planned
Ind perpetuated with your know-
ledge and consent, then we call
upoh you to make e complete in-
vestigation or this entire incident,
am weed out the guilty ones who
ot New York mark: America as are bringing shame. hostility and
the citadel or racial and religioull the wrath oi! the entire darkpersecution in its most IIVIQQ world down upon America and
York has become Hire occupied
a conquered communi-mm inhuman. map]for-rn. _ - Qthe NewYo1-ir Poiioe Department.I, The Black Eli in Greats hie? If Sincerely, e ._ i ._ il:ALCOLM-X," 1_ _'- uhammad's Te e. l °11l3lIl!'r~~ v.t:;-ea-tr-1-
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wall-white grand Jury has re-lturned an indictrnent against five
IHarlem Moslems. uded in the
indictment was ty X, 24-year-"
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The indictment charges the"
Moslem with second-degree
sault against two white detec-
tives, Joseph Kiernan and M1-
chnel Bonura, whom the Moslem!
claim tried to force their way
into the religious home without
La search wnrrant.
L130 INDICTED were John X
Mollette, 26; his wile, Yvonne X.
28; her sister, Audrey X Rice.
17; Minnie X Simmons, 25 wife;
oi the secretary oi the New York
Moslems!.
All are followers of Messenger
among Negroes in America.
" The Moslem quintet appeared
with their lawyer, Edward W.
Jaclto Jr., at Astoria's 114th Pne- i
elect. where they were quietly
booked. Attorney Jaelto would
Inot allow the Moslem-I to enter
'a plea until the indictment against
the-in could be thoroughly stud-
.led. .
i The 'ln¢-omplete arraignment
vwas poltponed until June 18. TheJoslema are tree under bail.
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|tein aspects of the Mosiem can
deeply involve violation oi their
constitutional rights. -- i
Harlemites are claiming that
the all-white grand jury complete
Ignored the constitutional
rights of the Mosiems. disregard-
ed all testimony ct the Mosleml.
and aided with the police otlicerl
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The episode began when the
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shots were tired by thepolice into
the midst oi! the Mosiem women,
children and babies. "'
Also. in the contusion the sec-
,ond-oor apartment oi Moslern
jreligious leader Malcolm X was
broken into and the life of his
[Pregnant wile was allegedly
threatened by the oicers.
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Ibos Angeles Sunday, Malcolm X
Itold them that there" is no differ-
ience between New York, Missis-
sippi or Caiitorma. It is all Ameri-
592Ieg!oes_,_.'nust be made to % 1,i s.
The outspoken Moslem leader.
declared: Moslems are not sur.
prised when an all-white New
YOIK -grand jury openly sides
with guilty white cops against.
these Innocent black people who
were trying to protect their lives
and property against unjust and.
illegal invasion by those whiter|b9q T-5. who tried to camoufla pthe gestapo tactics while breajt 1
Hikers oi the law." ty crowd at Normandie Hall in 1ii -w
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WHBI on the "Voice of Radio Free Africa," Mr. X charged that
the greedy Negro preachers have beccane "PARRO'IS" for the
white man and are allowing themselves to be used as "WIL-
LING TOOL5 torefute Messenger Elijah Muhammad: teach-
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taught ua in the disguise 01
religion. _:
Theaa Negro preaches.
aarya Mr. Muhammad. are
touching ua u polaonoul mal-
aaqa oi hatred that is more
hmmhll b Ill than good Olf
because they have not lira
Oarumined the miraculous an
, eulh it 2:-1:: pro-due-d men,than Negroes who accept It."
atated Mr. I.
Other-I Have Failed
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radio audience that after-
yearss-o1' mlztreatrnent, the N .
£170?! in America are in an ex--,
em!!! wretched-condition and E
"1" 111311! Flat black men
have attempted to rectify orheal their miserable plight , , _rib1.lt all have tailed{"
Rover-?3 V353"-l -1- Mlle staetd emphatically tn tl r. Muhammad is new eece..,-
e 1:shmg_ that which all others
r ave failed to do, because AI-
rmghty Allah has given him a
_divine formula, a special kind
pg medicine: the only type of
_telching_ thatw1l1 ;u're the
hopeless condition ol the.Ne_-
groes. ,and_ also expose and tor-
fever remove the very 'e¢u|a"
oi all their troublel. - -
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rue outspoken Malcolm X
told how the black people oi
_ the East were living in pal-
ocel along the bunks of the
Nile Rivas. iiiiiii iong sili-
.on. rob-ea. cooking and eon.
: sonlng their lood . . . while
the white man was crawling
on hie all-tours up ln._thel o trust, love and idolize.
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animal sldna to cover tls el!I ocrvu and hillsides of Zu-
hdry bodies. eating raw
Ineut like the other ferocious
Wild bonito-
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pieople of Egypt had mastered
tine sciences of mathematics
Land astronomy before the white
ace had yet even suspected
t hat the earth was not at.
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'Hearin'§Kthelwhiteieientists
_ dmit that the Nile River that
r-runs through the heart of Af-
rica is the Yardstick of Civi-
élization, how can the Negroel
Vin America continue to -believe
ljthey were savages before the
Fwhlte 1-nan kidnapped them
and brought them here to be
3'made_sIavs?" queried Mr. X.
Q He spoke of how the white
_man brags about how he stole
{this country from the Indians.
{If it is not hate to saythow
the white man stole this coun-
try tram the Indians, then whyll: it hate to teach our people
ow this same white man kid-
Ipped us trorn the East,
ought us here in chains,tripped ill oi our ancient cui'
, re,robbed 't|s' of all know]
edge concerning our Iloriou
|'hist.pry,I.nd than made us hi
Qlaves? ___._. ..._.1 __
' The whit'e'n1an'Iynched, mur-
ered, slaughtered our fathersmi brothers: _he ,1-ap_ed arhd
avished our helpless-women t
Gill :. . . and then trained th
Ignorant, greedy Negro prea -
ers to "par92rot"_his religious
in us, a pacifying religion"
that 92vis' skilfully designed to
brainwash us and keep us in
"our place." _ _- '
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Weachlng ha-te."_ oiled the
ery Hr. Z._ be is teachingthe netted truth fleet tbeeellNegros need to know! In
truth so plain that only o iool
would dispute it . . . and the
Negro preachers are quieloeet
to prove themselves to be the
biggest hole.
- A ood of mall has already
begun to rain down upon Sta-
tion WHBI, as Harletnites an-
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t hristienify" has made American Negroes "walking fools," and today they heliecorne _"setisfiecL'sanc_tifiec| beggars." ' _' r .' ' s
' The young New York Moslem leader, after defending Messenger Elijah Muh -
mads teachings over Harlem radio station WLIB, on the "Editor Speaks" program,
bounced right back over station WHBI as guest speaker on the "Voice of Radio Free
Africa" with a vicious verbal onslaught against false religions that are used to brain-
wash and deceive Negroes inf-?"___'
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The ery minister oi the Her-f
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with teaching us ,_-,
a poisonous mes-
sage of hatred,
because t h e s e
preachers h a v eit -='..;.;_:- -'4 =_7 V -.., __ V.
-11e..s;§,s~¥~1,-Pl: i* f<--_t;-at lrst *=- " 'ea t e rn acu-lous results his Lhlmlm
message has produced In those
Negreos who accept it." stated
Mr. X. ' -
He explained to his audience
that alter 400 years 01 mistreat-
ment, the Negro's condition In
America ts extremely wretched.
and that many black men have
attempted to recttty or heal the
miserable plight . . . "but all have
tailed." - "
l Mr. Muhammadlla now ac-
complishing that _wn1ch all others
have tailed to do. because Allah
has given him a divine loiiia,
e special'rnedici.ne; the only type
of teaching that will cure the
hopeless condition 0! the Negroes,
end expose .92d forever remove,
even the very cause cl all their
troubles." said Malcolm X.
The ignorant Negro prea ers
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the white man himsell brags
about stealing this country Irom
the Indians. I1 it ls not hate to
say this. then why is it hate to
teach how the S9.Il;u white man
l kidnapped us tr-om the East.
brought us here in chains,
stripped us of all knowledge con-
cerning ourselves, made us his
slaves, while murdering our men
jand ravishing our helpless wo-
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He has now trained these
Ignorant, greedy Negro pregqh.
ers to parrot his religious lies
to us, 3 pocifying religion that
was skillfully designed to brain.
wash us and lreer us la our
1 place .
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_92 teaching hate." cried the ery
5 Mr. X. "He ls teaching the naked
truth that these Negroeg need
to know; a -ruth so plain that
only n tool would dispute it . -.; d the Negro preachers are
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1:'o1Ton's zwornl-rm» featm-a represents an arrangement In which Malcolllil x, 5...
of the leader of an American movement in the Islamic faith, has communicated with the no-
tional desk of The Pittsburgh Courier. Impressions ot Africa and the are: east of Suez at _ll-
terpreled by iiisicdim X are herewith presented. _
KANDARAH PALACE HCYIEL, Saudi Arabia.-The people of Arabia arejust like our
' people in America in facial appearance. They are of many differing shades, rang-
ing from regal black to rich brown, but none are white. It is a safe postuiation to say
that 99 per cent of them would be jim-crowed in the Uniteti States of Americl.
The people of Arahis know_
more about the color problem,
and seem even more concerned
and angered by the injustices
our people receive in America
than the so-called Negroes
therrm-elves. _
The predominant religion oi
Southwest Asia. Arable and
Attica, o! course, is Islam.
Since the Pittsburgh Courier
is the rst newspaper in Amer-
ica to carry Mr. Muhammad:
column, it is the most widely
read oi! the American journals.
News about the rapid increase
of Mosiems in America, plul
other.-extensive news itemfon
A1:-ten and Asia, make your
sheet very Lrnportlnt tor Ara-
bians. _ .The majority or thi;AIIbilIP°Pi-ill1iQ.i1__¢i'~!l5°t 41535
zuished tr-urn the people O! AI-
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tries; In rm, the darkest Arabs
I have yet seen are right here
on the Arabian peninsular.-
Most of these people would be
right at home in Harlem. And
all oi them refer warmly to'_
our peqple in America as their
brother! of color."
There ls no color prejudice
among Mosiems,_ tor lsism
teaches that all mortals are
equal ,and brothers. _Wherens
the -white Uiutstinns In the
Western world teach this same
thing Illout practicing it-
Here in the Moslem world not
only ls I taught, it is actually
"0 wgr at life. . .
Even the white Christians
are iorwd to admit, i.n this
ares. that Mosiems have the
III,-lest arid most intelligently
conceived! form oi devotion to
the One True God--the oSu-'
Jpromo Being, whose propelname is Aiis.h_ ' - ' '
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I All LEAVING Arabia
without visiting _th.e Holy City,
Mecca; an experience which
would break the average Mos-
iems_ heart; i_>ut it it is Allah:
will, I shall return with Mr.
Elijah Muhammad, spiritual
head of the American Mos-
lems when he comes to this
ares during the tail.
Something I ate just before
leaving Cairo gave me n seri-
ous beige of upset stomach
diarrhea!, a baciiinry wipe-
sure which made it impossible
for me to travel GI miles lrlio
the desert, jhrhfh lluiegreo
temperatures; beneath s. piti-less sun. . _~ '
Bad plane connections mam
Jeddllh to my regret, mean
that it I miss my plane this
morning. I will iasvete cancel
my tour to Atria. .
So, I am postponing my jour-
ney to Mecca, cancelling my
stay in ._Asm.lr0 Eritrea! and
Addie Ababa Ethiopia!, and
loin; southwards, straight to
Khartoum Sudan! and Lagos
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should. have ieit the pulse or
as many otethe An-ica.'1 masses
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land of tomorrow, and the Ah-ll An 1 digmren gmong jg
can is the man of tomorrow.
Only yesterday, America was
the New World, a worid Will
a iuiure_but now, "we sudden
ly realize Africa is the Ne
World-the world with _t:h:
brightest future-a future it
which the co-called Arnericei
Negroes are -destined to play |
key role. - _" V
Trave-ling in these lends, nee
lng and speaking with 0;.-if pqg
pie here, I, myself. jam
an even broader vista. 0
"things yet "to come. One cm
even more tally eppnecl&te_th|
vital role being played by Mr
Elijah Muhammad ml hi.-
Work among our pen! 1;America. -_ - -
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Message From Khurlou '
GRAND HOTEL KHAEmil. SudanR.lcie1 stmisI ces Ln faraway New Y_
City, D'.S.A,, ouzugied prolbigthailfricanlareelee
_ ooneemed -about the mm-Etlon or 0u.rU.S. people oi pig-
entlon than with their own
tetnarlghtherelliAh'h:a., - ._
Many are aware that Ior the
ndustrlsl development of file
Africa, Ioreign -end eco-
omie and technical assistance
"i be necessary. fer, having
on; suered European exploi-
ation at the hands oi! whites,
Africans are suspicious oi
he white man's motives when
e extends the helping hand. I - , .
LIKE THE ASIANS, all
c-ens consider America:
atrrie.-|t' oi Negro American!
e best yardstidt by which to
easure the sincerity ot Amer-
's oers on this continent.
any "oi than note that what
rice practices at home does
ot' coincide with what she
actioes in North Amerim.
The increasing hordes 01' In-
l1i¢o||t~&trk:a.u nd it lili-HF space on the iront peii. ii iifliériiii Wiir I ilmio the newspapers here in ll 'l'°'-"5 illiii Inlet
w,twentymliono!ii:tued. - - 1 '
tighten a self-daulniqarm
go:-s rope around his own
I'll be heading homewurd
very shortly. to ioin hi the
feast which celebrates the work
or Mr. Elijah Muhanuned. our
beloved and inspiring leader
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NEW Y01=u~:'crnr. March 13
Moslem minister Malcolm
QX, leader _o¢ Muhamrna s-I'E'mpJe at Islam, 102 W. 116th;
Street. continued his serles of
successful public debates with
an appearance on the -Barry
Grey show on radlo station
WMCA NOW York City! lest
Thu-rsdey night.
The appearance of the
young Malena sninlete: was
scheduled to lust Io: lift-eel
mlnutee but the exchange
between the Hoelern leader
1 and radio personality be-
l came so heated that It was
extended beyond one bout.
Most Malcolm:
efforts were devoted to I-11-
lswerlng expertly the she-rp
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Mr. ad vd1:lr-hvoé<':ur-
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Mx. Muhammad has asserted
U"-t N9£Tocs are not consid-
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The clvu rzgm debate
MI Nqinq in Washington
is proof that Hr. Muham-1
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An invitation to an anti-
white Negro leader to speak to
I. Howard University zroup has
been withdrawn;
The university student chap-
ter of the National Association
for the Advancement of Col-
or People had asked Malgglpigittie leader oi Elias Mu-
f~Tn'1_ad"s Temple of Islam. e
Harlem Black Muslim group,
to speak on the campus tonight.
A university s p o k e s m an,
however, said the faculty Com-
mittee on Student Organiza-
must approve student pro-ltions and Activities, which
BTEIIIIS, did not have enough
-time to meet and consider the
invitation. -
The chapter their decided to
hoid the session in a downtown
church but changed its mind
because oi too iittle space. The
university spokesman said hh
does not know whether or not
thel-chapter will reiile an nilplicakion for a Xuture date. b@5!!3.'¢1"*
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tlme" to meet and decide whether
to clear the progrup ln time {or
l§$.'X'o__echeduTed ap'pe_a.ra1[|ce.
' THE S'I_'U'DENT i:ha'pter'fth'en
obtlined the use of New Bethe!
Baptist Church, Ninth ind S SN»
NW, but Douglas Jonq progi-ain
chairman 0! the chapter, decided
30 the program complete-3
if bemuse *1he_chur¢h wu not
llarge enough for the iany lhl-l
denfs planning to -|.tta1d='*..j;;-_: Ie Minister n_1-noun -x, NewE2011: qepreeenluilw or Muslin 4
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rjo __._e_;;_ _.__i_ |_.._ __ 92Ma1co111iX.§:iig"-}r1_wltGd bythehew X9111 _ __!ZOI1ege.itu-
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d_ebe92e1?"Is1un'vi Christianity
win;-Rev. C. Lawrence on the
GEN! o_am'piu|1t- noon, Ml.rch2.1
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Muslims Malcolm Xond '
NAACP's Wright Clash .
CITY COLLEGE, N. Y.--Mlle-.
lim Minister Malcolm X of Mes-!
senger Elijah Muhammad's Tem-
ple of Islam told students here
yesterday that the United States
will not he able to integrate-11
it tries for a thousand years.
In a. debate with Herbert
Wright, National Youth Secre-
tary of the NAACP. Mr. X, in
the Aronow Auditorium. intro-1
duced as the right-hand man oi:
Messenger Elijah Muhammadi
and minister of the gastest-
rising group of black Muslims
ix; _lhe Western hemisphere,"
argued that self-imposed separa-
tion should be the Negr0'8 an-
swer to unsuccessful integra-
tion. ' _.
The debate was sponsored byii
the student chapter oi the?
NAACP. 1;
All over the world, dark peo-pl
Qle are I lnt¬g'latlOn
with their former oppressorsi
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HEIHB "X"! results from his re-
fusal to'acoept the one given
him by slavemasters. _
About 300 people, 75 0! themNegroes. heard the extremist re-i
ject Mr. Wright's contention than
integration is Worl-ting. and pro-1
pose that the American Negro
set up his own nation "some-3
where along the seaboard" with 3
land and money grants lrom the 1
Federal Gov_g_rnrnent. 1
Ml:-later X said the United
States Government still owes
hack pay to the Negro tor 310
yelrl of slave llbor. 92_
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of e! In Q white renllrnnt
to make 113 happy, he said. t
Mr. Wright contended that the
Ml.1sllm'S separation plan is a
bigger and better form or seg-
regation to which most Negroes t
would be opposed. He said that!
fa. great deal or progress" had
oeen made in the South in view ?or the Short time t NAACP 1'had been wor_92dngT5lxards inte-
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- __ W.;SI-IINGTON, .lune19.ll/lere ltours eer tragicI aris crash which killed 130 two weeks ago, a leader of the_lBIeek I92fII1_-=1l.m movement mld_eh%r-Ing comrades that it wasQlthe dlvme work of p f _ _ _ ' t
H HQ W85"MaIco1|11 e o! the chief lieutenants ot and'the; _ front man 13 Muhamma who heads up the so-called" " Nation 0! Islam. Los Angeles Ma or Sam Yorty recently playedy ; taped excerpts from that speech: . '__,-,__, I would like to announce a very beautiful thin thafhappened.As you lcnow, we have been [Jl'8YlII§ to Allah. Welave been pray-ing that He would in some way et us lcnow that He has thewer to execute justice upon the heads of those who are responsi-ble for the lynching of Ronald Stokes on April 2'7 killed by policen 5 Black Muslim riot!. _ _j And I got a wire Irom God today.
--it At this point Malcolm X was lnterrupteo by laughter.5;-' "Walt! All rlghtl Well, somebody came and told me that He* really had answered our pra era ov In FZ
f _ y er ranoe. He dropped anr airplane out of the sky with over a hundred and twenty whitepeople,on It, because Muslim; believe In an eye for an eye anda tooth for I tooth. -
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American Negroes, founded in 1933 b one W. D. Fard, an ex-oon-vlct who had served three years in gen Quentin tor a narcoticsvioiaticgi. It was taken over soon after Italy e Georgia-bom Negro,Elijah ooie, who dubbed himselt Elijah uhamms and who runs,the show to this day. " - -
Estimates oi Black Muslim strength run to upwards oi 190.000members. Security otticiais peg the true figure much lower-5.506persons in 80 temples or mosques thmug out the United States.
_ - Q . - -N01 311-IZVTBERS claim to follow the teachings oi Allah as inter-preted bir Muhammad, and they assert that t ey owe allegianceonly to slam. It is a semi-religious organization motivated by an
intense hatred oi! the white race. "
Any law that conflicts with N0] teachings should not I10
obeyed, according to Muhammad. Disrespect for the Amm'i "ln
flag and civil authorities is taught.
Muhammad and other members oi his cult have served prison
sentences for violating the _Selec'tive Service laws in their refusal
to register for military service. Wallace Muhammad, son of Elijah
Muhsrnrnsd, is presentiy serrinz a three-Year sentence for violationof the Selective Service Act ot 1948. He has been reganzied as the
eventual successor to his lather: position. -Oni_v{I1ast month, the chief 0! the Phoenix, Ariz., Police Intel-ligence nit said that Muhammad, a local resident, is leader
oi the most dangerous black nationalist movement in the country."
Lieutenant Gordon Selby told of Muhammad's prediction or anni-hilation tor the white race. ~ -
He told of the Fruit of Islarn,a. select group, trained in goon
squad ioecs, the use of judo and rearms Ind gang tighum.Police :1: major cities have had rst hand experience with the
Mayor Yorty has asked Attorney General Kennedy to classily
e Black Muslims as a subversive orltanlzation. He feels such n
listing would enable the police to take Better measures against the
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NEW YORK--Demands tor
an investigation into the Black
Muslim movement by the
House Un-American Activities
Committee was interpreted by
Minister Malcolm X. NEW
York leader oi the Muslims, as
"just another attempt to
frighten Negroes." Minister
Malcolm was confident that
"t.heyre'not going to investi-
gate us." . I .
He based his belie! partly
on an FBI report, recently is-
sued. that neither it nor the
Department ot Justice has
tound the Black Muslims sub-
verslve since they began
watching the moventnt at its
start in Detroit more than 30
years ago.
More recently, according in
a story in the Washington
Post, an FBI spokesman said
that Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
D., S.C.! charged that the
Black Muslims teach violence
is untrue; the Black Muslim
ministers demand strict dis-
cipline from their followers
and enjoin them not to attack
others unless they are first ai-
tacked. _
The story quoted the FBI
spokesman as saying Iurther
that there are, oi course
some elements among the sect
who cannot maintain this dia-
cipline, pointing out that
some Muslims have run into
cause oi! draft dodging and
resisting arrest."
A bitter denunciation by Mr.
Rivers followed a riot at Lor-
ton Youth Reiormatory, Lor-
ton, Va... 16 miles south of
Washington. Present officials
said at the time that members
of the sect instigated theriot.
While demanding an inves-
tigation o1 the Black Muslims,
it . Rivers charged that ey
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Muhammad is waking up the
Netlf of America. This
threatened investigation is
aimed at trying to frighten
black people away from Mr.
Muhammad. But what they
dont realize is that we don't
sgars like we used to. Not
even non-iiluslirns.
?Meanwhile, the House Com.
mittee has a number of ob-
stacles to hurdle before they
begin a full-scale investiga-
tion. First, in July, Federal
Court Judge Burnita S. Mat-
thews ruled the Black Mus-
lilris are a religious sect. Al-
though religious status would
not bar a committee probe,
embarrassment: might rise in
the future i1, as a result of
committee action, cases
reached the Supreme Court
and were defended on religious
grounds.
Jmother problem might be
whether the anti-white litera-
sture distributed by Muslims
is actually subversive. It must
also be determined whether
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tin regulate his life; I can seg-
regate him. As long as he is de-
pendent upon me for food, cloth-
ing and shelter I can tell him
what time to come in, what room
to sleep in. and who his friends
should be.
As long as he is dependent
upon me I can control his life,
limit his movement, his liberty,
his very behatiot. . . as well as
his choice" of friends. This is a
ion of segregation.
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But as soon as my son grows
up and begins to think he has
become a man, HE S§AR.ATES
FROM LIE! This doesn't mean
he is anti-father or anti-rne!
. . . but his. mental matmrity
makes him realize he can't stay
in my house DEFENDANT
HUPON ME, and ,',e:_tpect_- me tolaecept him as my equal. fileI I§<=.-eves my house and sets up; al
SEPARATE house for himsejlf.
He starts a family for himseff,
and by being able to provide the
necessities of life for himself and
his family, he proves that he
independent of me. His abilityi
to make himself independent of
me proves that he is a man. i
Whereas I once had to care for;
him, he new cares for hirnsel.f.j
He can do for himself and his
family what I have done for
mine. He i.s now qualified to come
and go as he wishes, and free to
choose his own friends. I am
forced to recognize him.
' His SEPARATION and DE-,
PARTURE from my home have
laced him out of rn 'urlsdic-l P Y 3 :
"Lion; by his own initiative he has.
baa.-.r-._:-ezidependent.0
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The Honorable Elijah Muham--
mad teaches us that for 400 yelpi
I our people, 20 million. EX-
ISLAVFS, have been living likel
"children" here in the whiteman's house. We have waited §0r|
the white "father" of this house,
92 to supply us with our every need:
jobs, food, clothing, shelter. . .~
'= even schools. . . and yet we have
nerve enough to resent it when ;
the one we regard as the father I
treats us like child:-en by seg-
regating us; telling us where to
y eat, sleep, work or play. I
The Honorable Elijah Muham- 3
mad says that if we have be-
come mature, and if we think we
are now equal to the greaf
white father" who has been ear-l
ing for us up to now. . . then we-~
should prove it by SEPARAT-
ING from the white man; by
, leaving his house, and by settingN up housekeeping now for our-
selves.
Eeonomie Future
There can never be any such ;
thing as equal JOB-OP':"OR-
T'U'N'ITIES unless the blacks ow-n
some factories just like the
whites. ,'
White people came r.-ere poor,
uneducated immi;:ants just fif-
ty years ago, and some only ten
years ago. They set up small
factories and small businesses;
W'I-UTE economic structure that
they developed this into the
'5 the America of today. Those
whites provided an economic Eu-
ture for thei.r..child1-en.
Our people have been here in
America for over 400 years We-
have been so-called E:-ea" for
1D0 years, and today the govern-
ment economists _say the pur-_
chasing power ofour people is
over $20 billion pe.-year. _Why thén'a."e the malssasj-ssmlll p§o'plé still jobless
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last hired and the first fired? It
can't be entirely the white man:
fault, because our buying pow-
er is over $3: biiiion per year
income received from him.
. Leaders Failed
The anemic Negro "leaders"
have failed to use their education
and their so-called leaciorship92
ability" to show our people howl
to channel our wealth {$20 bil-
lion! . . . and set up farms, fac-
tories and other big businesses.
Q The Negro "leaders" have fail-l
ed to show u.s how to set up a.n1
industry to create our own job},
opp-orhmitics for our own, lilzejl
the white leaders have done for|
their own. And now this anemiql
Negro "leadership" is trying to
camouflage is own inabilities and
failures by accusing the white[rnan of practicing discrimination and segregation when he refuses
or limits the housing and job op-
portunities to our people.
Separate Territory -[ The Uncle Tom Negroes, the
-BLACK BOURGEQISIE, have.
failed to provide the proper lead-ership for the 20 million Amer-i-92can so-called Negroes, so now 1
our God has raised up the Hon- 92
orable Elijah Muhammad from
our midst to be our leader,.
teacher, -guide and SPOKES-
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Therefore, the Honorable Eli-N:
jah Muhammad is asking t.hat'
some separate territory not a
state, but several states! be set,
aside for the 20 million ex-siaves,!
and with the help of ALLAH he i
will show us how to solve
our problems.
We won: be forcing ourselves
into white communities, schools?and factories WE WIUJ. SET UP}
own own! AND RUN otgnl1°-I5 " ""__ 1
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Your letters-to-the-editor
section has been allotting;
much space to almost any-E
one who wishes to attack?znenlcity? to his attacks
upon Messangar_El1_1'ah litu-
hammad. How can we tell?
II real Muslims have" dil-
Ierence they settle their dif-Hon. Elijah Muhammad, the! Efgrences in private, butSllifill-1&1 leader of _the fast- _' never to the public delightest growing, best disciplined iot Jews and Christians. The
religious group among the
American so-called Negroes.
One of the latest "hate Mu-;
hammad" letters was writ-,
ten by a Yahya Hayarl, who
says he is a Sudanese Mus-
lim. It is difficult to believe
this man is 8 Muslim, and
cven_more difficult to be-
lieve he is a Muslim from
the Sudan. In 1959 I visited
Khartoun and Omdurrnan
in the Sudan, and also visited
the Muslims in I92'igen'a.
Ghana, Egypt and Arabia.
I was impressed the most
by the Muslims of the Su-
darf. Their religious piety and
hospitality are unmatched
an_92'whe_re. I really Ielt in
heaven and at home there.
II this Mr. 1-layari is really
a Muslim and is from the Su-
dan. then he has been in
Christian America too long.
and already sounds like a
Westernized, brainwashed.
American N»:|'n"o. At least
our people Ln America have
an excuse for our "western-
ized-thinking" because we
have spent 400 years here
in the hands of our slave-
master, over 9000 miles from
our own people. I don't know
what Mr. Hayari uses as his
excuse. No real Muslim will2-
E.ever attack another Muslinri
just to gain the friendship
of Christians. As it says in
the}-lolv Qorani "Oh you -
Jew and the Christians tor
Irlends. They are friends of
each other And whoeverwho _ believe, take not the
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amongst y t es them tor ii;Iollowers of Messenger Eli-
jah Muhammad riever let
themselves be used by Chris-
tians to makes statements
against other Muslims. no
matter how much disagree
with those Muslims. The
policy of the enemies of
Islam has always been di-
vide and conquer." This was
the only real weapon the
colonial powers ever had . . .
their ability to use one of
our people against the other.
Some who still suitor from
this "colonial mentality" are
too-quick to let themselves
be used to argue and dis-
pute "with their Own kind to
the delight 0! the enemy.
The Europeans are still in
the Congo because the Con-
golese have been kept busy
ghting each -other, they
are in Algeria because the
Algerians have been right-
ing|.each other, they are
still in the Middle East oe-
cause the Arabs are light,
ing each other. Surely Mus-
lims have learned a." lesson
from this! It would be quite
Ioolish tor Muslim students
to come here from the Sudanor any other pa:-E101 Africa
and alIow_them's ves to -be
used to__att_;acl-t us in_a Chris-
tian country, a white couri-
try, a country in which_,ove_r
20 million of meirf-" own
"D-aritr Brotl-tors are yet
being92held -as Second ClassCitiz which is.only amodi i I fonn of "20th Cen-
' olonalism." So dont
1 ti ese Negro Unclei tu '_e 'friends he- Q of ' To, ' use foreign-soundingthem. Surely e just to disguise their
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jammed courtroom sat stunned at the judges decis-
ion, then silently filed out and joined hundreds Iof
others in a massive, marching protest that movI.=:d__.~,,_,_,,. _ 1 ' I it <1 f'fi».iI I /_' I {"1H- I: ti _/* ' I I 5 3; I - ' Holmes{"1 3"-. rv ' hq " 7 ~ e . -0 I
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justice in New York City,
where in this country can he
get it?" ' '
n0m=;192"rs BEFORE, Judge
John M. Mu:-Lagh had faundj
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third degree assault and disor
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conviction was part of a coldly
calculated statewide plan to
create public sentiment against
Musliins in order to influence
judges decisions in forthcom-
ing Muslirn trials such as_At-
tica, and Rochester, N. Y. _
In view of the protest regis-
gffingy Malixg
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cussion. with Mayor Robert
92.'ag:1er concerning police bru-
tality and lzarassmcnt-of Mu-
slims, asserted Leslie Sloats
assistant to Mayor Wagner.
31l§Sl.lf92i$ T-IAD BEES? ha-
rassed many times before in
cities §f::'.'".Es the country while
selling their newspapers on
public streets but never before
in New York had there been
such a serious encounter with
police and such a vigorous citi-
zens protest.
On Christmas day, 1952,
-lugh X Morton and Albert X
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as._._ into custody at gun point
hile selling Muhammad
Spa:-." in Times Square, one
of the busiest urban centers in
the 9292.'0rld.
, P.3.TI-OLf92I.3.l92" RAYMOHDsU1li922R charged in his coils:-t
testimony that Morton was
bloclring subway entrarice;cese, both 26-years-old, wT:'fé'. n
5 '_--bu||iyu?- into a woman, and re-1,
fused to move when he was re-ll
quested to do so. ' ,
He testified that Morton de-1
clarcd he and Reese were
"B1acl-c- Moslems and _dic_in_t
have too move for anybody."
The patrolman further claimed
Sullivan, Defense Attorney Ed-
ward Jacko brought out that
no one had complained to 12'?-ilice about the dcfendan92s
blocking the subway entrance,
that the officer had observed
the Muslims making numerous
sales; that when he took Mor-
ton into custody he did not
tell him he was under arrest,
and that there was a signifi-
cant difference between what
Patrolman Sullivan recorded
after the affair in his official
memo book and what he later
charged in his court complaint.
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Sullivan when he observed the
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inot assaulted by either Mortonf or Reese, as charged by Patrol-i
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ninal Courts Building. Political Observers charge a statewide
p-up of harassment to create public sentiment against Muslims.
., , _ - isumrnation observed f.'nat'rnerno book and charged thatPhat me5' blociec the subway ] there is no ordinance regula-' it was solely an afterthouvht. °r bu"PP°d1anY°ne= used bud tion or low existing in'1hE city} when other minds came intoor prot -1e .ar kJ . Z . guage 0: struc lof New York prohibiting sale play. '-§ '|e1ther ~" " ' ' - - - - '
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Létcr, t92vo_yo1mg Muslims were found guilty of assault am? dis-
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Malcolm X, speaking at the
annual Muslim convention in
,the Coliseum, 1513 S. Wabash,
'alternately chatted, laughed
and lashed out at the white
' man for almost two hours.
It's time for God to get
violent with the white man,
Malcolm X shouted as sweat
poured down his face. We
0*-Tegrxs} should not be willing
to die alone.
He urged that American Ne-
groes be given a divorce and
property settlement by the white
man.
vve can no longer iive io-
gether in the same house. Give
us some states, white man. And
just as we worked 400 years
for the white man, the white
man should work 25 years for
us," he said.
"If not, God has the power,
will and desire to erase the
white man here in America.
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MALCOLM X pinch-hit as
speaker for Messenger Elijah
Muharnad, founder and prophet
of the Islam-influenced c_ult
that preaches black supremacy.
The 64-year-old Muham-
mad was ill, Malcolm X told
the convention, and cold
weather produces severe let-
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Nearly 2,000 Black Muslims responded with frenzied applause
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_ Malcolm X said Thursday night
that the refusal by the Durham Rec-
reation Department to allow him to
speak in Hill Recreation Hall shows
that the whites do not think Negroes
are capable oi thinking for them-
selves.
1»' The city of Durham cannot al-
llow any racial group, whether color-
ed or white. to hold meetings E
any of their park or !acilit.les,"~
said Harold Moses, Head of the Dur-
ham's Paris and Recreations de-
partrnent. . -
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it signed up for the hall under the
nomenclature Mosque for the pur-1
pose of hearing a the tact
lin meeting was overlooked until.
the last minute.
"Gar action in canceling the func-_
tion has nothing to do with racial
discrimination," he continued. "Ited.l X said that the Muslins want se
tion, he said, would mean control-
ling everything in their own com-l
munities. The Muslims, he said, be-
lieve that the story of the hand
writing on the wall in the Bible is
a smybolic prophesy of the present.
The whites are going to be de-
sfzoy, he said, we don't 'v'v'c'it to»be arotmxl when it happens. 1
In a calm, low voice, he prayed .-
for droughts and plague: to tall %
on the whites and for future white '
Icnérations to be horn moronic
and malionned. The prayer, he I
said was a religious one the same
; kind that Moses had prayed again-
The MLlSll.l'I1S. X said, would join
any group or picket line they thought I
would help the Negroes. But,
he added if we are marching on
a picket line and some beast nil-S"
treats us you know we won't tum involves discrimination between
the purpose of a comparatively
peaceful organization and one whose
peaceful motives are dou.btfu.i." i
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their women. "If one of you man-iedi
a white woman, theyd lake you!
and hang you on a he'-
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same. but it one of .thean-mis-
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X said the Muslims were not for
integration, because integration is
something which a superior race
forces on an interior one.
He said that as soon as Whites
knew that you honestly wanted to
be separate from them they would
respect you for it.
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he said, was when it ielt t.hat_l'or- '
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was some other ulterior motive.
't92'hene92'er Integration was argued
tor, as an honest moral goal, he
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~ the motive ts had, he said, how
I can the result help but be bad?
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the-whites did want to have inte-
gration; they couldn't have the
ikind the Negro wants.
L- The dumbest Negro, he said isn't
dumb enough to think that send-
ing one or two Negroes to college
mjans that the colleges are in-
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refused permission to speak and
at U.N.C. where he was scheduled
to speak Friday nilt.
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He spoke before an overflow
crowd of 750 State University of
Buffalo students in Norton
Union. About 100 visitors were|
lcorridors until campus police
dispersed them.
The outspoken Muslim leader;who calls himself lvlalcolm-.K,"l
easily out-thunderéd htc
who attempted to interrupt him.
We're pro us." he shouted.
i t doesn't mean were anti-you:
|o anti anybody else." he said.
;i1dicating that white fears of
L e Muslims are unfounded. '
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braced the Muslim creed of Chi-_.__ lcolm i e. spokesman for
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tegration. _
None of the "dark nations"
of the world will accept America
as a true friend because ofracial policies here. l
The Administration. religious.
groups, _fraternal groups and
the intellectuals cannot solve
the race problem.
Says Leaders Want Power
The "white liberal" is the
"biggest criminal" of them all
because "he poses as a friend
of the Negro.
The Supreme Court cleverly
wrote its desegregation nllirlg.e years ago to leave loop-
holes for southern and northernwhites to use. l
The leaders of the U. S. aren't"
interested in what is right, but
in power.
Another speaker was obtained
by the universitys Civil Rights
Committee late Tuesday.
The Rev. Clarence L. Hilliard,
pastor of St. Paul: Baptist
cago-born Elijah Mohamrned"|while serving a jail sentence,;
Little says he abandoned his=
slave name for the symbolici
X. The Muslim-s hold that.
whites and Negroes should be.
separated completely. with aNegro state to eventually evolve.
You were born in a white?
country, a free man. You don't
know what it's like to be seg-
regated, discriminated, Jim
Crow'ed. . . to open a book thatl
describes you as an animal and
a savage."
Integration won't work, Little}
said, "because no white people
are going to allow us to live.
with them on an equal basis." p:
You have already withdrawn!
yourselves from us," he said.
Attacks Southern Whites
The United States was charged
with being a nation of hypo-
crites" because it says it should
clear up the race problem in
order to present a better image
to the rest oi the world. I
This ' hypocrisy," Little.Church. La-cltawanna, was the
target of several derogatory ref-
erences by the Muslim spokes-
man because he said "they al-
ways have someone speak along
with us to balance out what we.
Muslims say." ,____, |
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Mr. Hilliard said the ideals of
American democracy are in
the throes of growing pains."
The Negro in America, he said,
is pushing forward so that the
ideals shall not be labeled white
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On mother front, Mr. Hilliard
accused the Buffalo Board of
Education oi! tailing "to come
to grips with de facto segrega-
tion in City of Buifalo schools."
He said the problems at East
High Schbol and any other dis-
ciplinary- problems in the city
system cannot be solved by cre-
ating a special school for trouble-
makers.
The school will wind up
all Negro."&he said, and
Supreme Court has ruled that
segregated schools are inher-
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Polijjcal Action Issue?
By George Breitman
lllijah Muhammad's recent call
onlthe Negro people to elect yourowln candidates" raises more ques-
tioiis than it answers. But they
are crucial questions, and it is
good for them to be raised and
discussed widely.
The Muslim leader's statement
on political action was reported in
the March 18 issue of Muhammad
Speaks, but with only a few di-
rect quotations. It said that Mu-
hammad urged American Negroes
to "seek freedom through unity
and through the judicious use 01
the ballot box in the coming elec-
tions." It also reported him as
saying that "honest and adequate
political representation for the
black people m Aruerica was an
essential step towards the winning
of equal justice for the oppressed
and persecuted."
The only direct quotations at-
tributed to Muhammad were
these:
There will be no real freedom
for the so-called Negro in Amer-
ica until he elects his own polit-
ic-ll leaders and his own can-
di ates.
Black people in America must
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ifs K -'n-'~MlOne ques ' ediatelyraised-is. this: . ,s th'is that
the Muslim movement, which ad-
vocates that Negroes separate and
torm their own nation. is now
preparing to initiate political ac-
tion or participate in the political
life oi the United States? It has
not done so up to now. The qua-
tion is important because ot the
inuence oi the Muslinu in the
Negro community, which is con-
siderably larger than their direct
membership.
The Muimmmod Speak: article
talks of the movement of the
Muslims towards the political
front" and interprets Muham-
mad's statement to mean that
hereafter the large Muslim
movement in North America
would enter the political arena on
the side or candidates with pro-
grams designed to alleviate the
deplorable conditions under which
Negroes are forced to live.
But what the paper actually
quotes oi Muhammad; statement
does not indicate any denite
decision to enter the political
arena." The April 1 Militant quot-
ed New York Muslim leader Mal-
colm X as having said on March
23 that people were asking him
ii the Muslims were going into
politics and that his answer was,
If we do, wel.l do it right." In
spite of the Muhammad Species
interpretation, which stirred up a
lot ot momentary excitement and
speculation, we must conclude that
the Muslims have not yet decided
to enter the political arena.
92 - But Muhammad; statement
shows that they are thinking
about it. It also probably reects
a certain amount of pressure from
sections oi the Negro community
that look hopefully to the Muslims
tor leadership in the Negro strug-
gle. His statement may be in the
nature of a ieeler - to probe reac-
tions and gauge possibilities. The
Muslims have been showing great-
er exibility and keener sensi-
tivity toward moods ot the Ne-
gro masses, especially during the
last year. We must not forget that
like other tendencies in the Negro
movement, they not only inu-
ence the Negro community but
also are inuenced by it. It would
beamistaketothlnJ:ottheMus-
lims as a xed and unchangeable
tendency, and I, for one, think
that under certain conditions they
may decide to enter the political
eld.
11' they do, the repercussions
would be widespread in at least
two directions:
1! It would strengthen move-
ments to elect Negro r resente-tiv'e'§'n:r-public oiiice. M oi
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iqu;djc%e; would run,_. ,.La..u_zo;|,1_clbe elect_ . We might see the ap-
pearance of local Negro parties,
even a national one. _
2! It would produce big changes
inside the Muslim movement, and
big changes in their relations with
other organizations in the Negro
community and, ultimately, with
other major forces in American
lite. .
How big would depend, 01
course, on what kind oi political
action they advocated and under-
took.
Would it be political action to
elect Negro Democrats or Repub-
licans, that is, candidates running
on the tickets of the parties that
have been and are responsible for
racial oppression? Or would it be
to elect Negroes running independ-
ently ot the capitalist parties, in
opposition to the capitalist par-
ty candidates, and responsible to
the Negro community rather than
to the old and corrupt political
machines?
Muhammad: statement is not
even vague on this point -- it
does not deal with it at all. The
remarks oi Muhammad Speak:
are even less helpful: on the
side of candidates with programs
designed to alleviate" Negro con-
ditions could mean almost any-
thing.
Nobody knows the answer at
this point. When Muhammad's
statement tirst appeared, a black
nationalist non-Muslim! assured
me that the Muslims would never
get mixed up in the old kind ot
politics." I repeat, however, no-
body knows at this point.
Hitting Pipe? .
I hope the readers of this ar-
ticle will not think I have been
hitting the pipe because I talk
about the possibility of an inde-
pendent Negro party. No such par...
ty is Boinl to be formed over-
night, or by the 1964 election. But
from what I hear and read, there
is a good deal of talk and thought
about this question in Negro na-
tionalist circles, among Negro
integrationists as well as Negro
separatists. The desire 0! the
Negro masses to be represented
by Negroes in public otce and
eiewhere has grown very strong
in i.he last decade. Rep. Adam
Clayton Powell, who keeps his
ear to the ground. irts with this
sentiment now and then by talk-
ing about the need to establish a
Negro or civil-rights party,The éiea itseli is tar tron; 1311..
tastic. e strategic basis 19; §1._1ch
repairs. already exists. It was
created by the capitalist system of
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segregation, which has herded
mn.1.um__pr Negroes wiemer-ms
the ghettoes of the biggest eitieg
in the North and South, As white;
continue to ee from the big due;
to the suburbs, the relative weight
of the Negroes becomes ever
greater. Right now, ii the Negroes
were united in a party of their
own, they are so situated that
they could sweep the elections in
dozens of congressional districts,
A Negro party could elect a bloc
of candidates that could even hold
the legislative balance oi power
in Washington and several big
industrial states, and therefore be
able to force some serious con-
cessions from the capitalist par...
ties.
Because Negroes are only ten or
eleven per cent oi the population,
a Negro party ¢ou1d not expect to
Win national power by itse11_ But
the creation of a Negro party
would have a profound impact on
the whole political structure ot
the nation, not just on the Negro
community.
The withdrawal oi Negroes into
a party oi their own would signal
the doom oi the Democratic Partyas fl major national party. De-
pri' ed of the Negro vote it niow
get]; around three-quarters i. oithat!, the Democrats would ilbe
unable to win elections in the lleyNorthern states, and the reac-
tion-aqt... Southern Democrats
would quickly take over undi-
sputed control of what would be
left oi the party;
That's not all. A break of the
Negroes from the capitalist par-
ties, which today means mainly a
break from the Dernocratic Par-
ty, would provoke an acute crisis
in the labor movement, whose
leaders now serve as junior part-
ners oi! the Democrats. With
Negroes abandoning the Demo-
cratic Party, with the relative
weight oi! the Dixiecrats increas-
ing inside the Democratic Party,
and with Democrats unable to win
national elections, the union
movement's coalition with the
Democrats would be plainly seen
by everybody for what it actually
is - bankrupt as well as stupid.
Dissatisfaction with being a tail
to the Democratic donkey, which
already exists in labors ranks,
would accelerate tremendously.
Sentiment for an independent la-
bor party, already being generat-
ed by other material and political
factors, would come to a boil. The
decline of the Democratic Party
would hasten the formation or a
labor party.
Right from the start a labor par-
ty would be compelled, in every-
thing it said and did, to take the
existence oi a Negro party into
account. It would most likely seek
to arrange an alliance between
the two parties, which could only
be done by adopting the just de-
mands of the Negro people. On
their side, the Negroes, when as-
sured that an alliance would not
subordinate their interests or side-
track their struggle for equality,
would probably welcome co-op-
eration with a labor party. The
result would eventually be either
a merger of the two parties or
their close collaboration in a
S political power. Whatbegan as the independent action
or a minority could E:3 as-the
reconstruction of society by a
majority. -
It is too early to predict these
things will happen, or will hap-
pen just this way. My point, for
the present, is merely that when
Negroes begin talking about elect-
ing candidates oi their own, they
are talking about one of the po-
tentially rnost explosive and rev-
olutionary questions in the world,
which could lead to changing the
whole political climate and future
oi this country. Socialists must
understand this it they are to help
promote this process of radical
change.
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The second in command of
the Black Muslim movement
will return to Washington
this week in a campaign to
reduce crime among Negroes
i nthe nation: capital.
Malcolm X, deputy or Mus
lim leader Elijah Muhammed
said he would arrive in Wash
ington on Thursday or Fri
day. He will initiate a revi
val-type program" aimed It
eliminating the deteriorating
moral condition oi our people
in Washington.
Mr. X accused lice
oaquea in Rochester, N. Y..
d Newark. N. J. In Newark,
e said, police tried to enter
the mosque on the pretext
: that there wa sa bomb in'f~- - -:1:
. there." Muslims reiused to
let them in. "You could have
had one oi the worst race
riots in Newark," he said.
You will have a nasty sit-
uation from here on in," he
said. "in any case where po-
lice try to break into our
sanctuaries. It won't be like
in Birmingham. Ala.-turn
the other cheek. You won't
have that with us."
In the 1900 census. Negroes
comprised M per cent or
Washington: population of
165.050. Police gures show
that Negroes made up about
80 per cent oi all arrests of
adults last year.
. Members or the Black Mus-
' lims sect are pledged not to
drink, smoke. or carry weap-
ons.
In Washington yesterday.
Deputy Police Chiei! Georle
R. Wallrodt said he had not
Iwken to Mr. I and did not
know what his plana are. We
have a Black Muslim mosque
here. he said. "In previous
years they've held many
meetings there. Weve never
had any trouble with them
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Sunday revival meetings
may also be held at a hall in
the WUST radio station
building at 815 V St.. N. W.
That auditorium holds an-
estimated 1,000 persona.
Mr. X said he would stay
in Washington until Mr.
Muharnmedtells him to leave.
He said the Muslim leader
had ordered him to go to the
capital. z
The Los Angeles trial bei-
gan on Tuesday. The 14 de-
fendants are charged with
assaulting police oicera who
stopped a ear to question two
members oi the sect. In ght-
ing matruncwe the incident.
one Muslim was killed and
two severely injured. Several
policemen were badly hurt.
Mr X said that he will
give the facts oi the trial to
foreign correspondent! and
the iive Nesro Conzrcssmen
in Washington. "The deed
that was committed out hero
against us was so illegal and
t i that th J" i id
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known from Los Angelea,
where he is attending the
trial of 14 Black Muslims ac-
cused ot attacking police in
a disturbance last April. He
said he had been in Wash-
ington from last Sunday to
Wednesday to prepare jor the
¢-lmiillln.
"The Icvernment seems
unable to correct the situa-
tion." Mr. I said. Negro
leaders there also seem un-
able to correct it. The co -aturihea-iiiiciam by 6iiBi'ii'!];a
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doernoeliing to wive-ill
problem."The Black Muslims. he
said, speak "directly to
Negro in the community.
Our goal is ellniinatinl
the Irame oi mind that
makes us turn toward alco-
hol. dope. aamblina and
crime. We will spread a inca-
sage among our W991!-" '
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central Waahinii-on temiiil
of the Black Muslims. I'll!
building. at 1019 drth Bt..
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WASHINGTON--'HALCOLH X ARRIVED YESTERDAY TO TAKE CHARGE OF A
CAMPAIGN TO EXPA CH MUSLIF MOVEMENT IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL. E
' AT AN AIRPORT NEWS CONFERENCE, WHICH BEGAN CALMLY BUT ENDED RATHER
STORNILY MALCOLM X ASSERTED THAT!
--HE IS NOT THE NUMBER 2 MAN IN THE BLACK HUSLIF MOVEMENT AS HEHAS OFTEN BEEN DESCRIBED, NOR IS HE HEIR APPARENT" TO THE I"OVEI".'ENT'$,
LEADER, ELIJAH MUHAMNED. BUT HE HAS BEEN DESIGNATED TO TAKE CHARGE
OF THE BLACK HUSLIF MOSOUE HERE AS HELL AS THE ONE IN NEW YORK.--HE WILL CONDUCT A FOUR-HEEH SERIES OF MEETINGS FOR NEGROES ONLY
TO SEEK SOLUTIONS FOR THE HIGH RATE OF STREET CRIME IN BIASHINGTON.
--BLACK MUSLIMS DO NOT "PREACH HATRED OF WHITE PEOPLE AND DO 92/
~01 BELIEVE VIOLENCE 1s A raw to SOLVE nncxnn PROBLEMS IN AKERICA.
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solve the District: so-call
Negro crime problem Malcolm
E XI the sect's new Washington
_ leader, declared yesterday. _
= Malcolm x said he wmI preoch the "religion of Islam"to the District/s Nee:-o residents
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There will be additional meet-
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dar night in Muhumnursi
Mosque No. 4, 1519 Fourth street
N.W., he said. _ < . - _
All whites will be barred tmm
the meetings. Malcolm I em-,
Dhnsized. . -Twin be what Mr. mum Mu-
jhsmmcd leader of the sect!II!
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embarrassment when they want
to get up and say what they
thi.n.t," he explained.
. Committed Crimes
The solution we will offer
used for me," Malcolm I con-
tinued. I was an extreme
delinquent in America . . . in
all cities . . . I committed man!
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and society. Mr. Muhammad
reformed me. The some thing
hedidtormecanbeused
across the country to combat
juvenile delinquency."
The spectacular Block Mus-
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movement's reliiiouc philoso-
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"The Black Muslims don't
hate . . . we don't teach hate,
he emphasized. "We merely;preach the truth about whatl
the white man has done to
black people. We are teaching?
the truth.
"Once the Negro accepts cm-
teachings, he will stop drink-
ing. smoking, committing adul-
tery and fornication and the-
other acts of crime," Malcolm?
X said. The religion oi Islam.he said. is the best means by
which crime an be ,-eilmi-lwe? ~ l
Predicts Action
Mr. Muhammad, Malcolm X
said. has predicted Negroes will
ock to the é Black Muslim
movement. .
"Ail 20 million Negroes will
be Muslims." Malcolm said.
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"Mr. Muhammad has mediatedithet by 1970, more then 99 pm
goent or Negroes have
turned to the Muslim religion."
Malcolm Z denied that Ne-
Igroee are nsponsibie for the
IDistrict's high crime rate.
"They Negroesl are only
practicing what the white man
has forced on them," he de-
clared. "No Negroes are in the
hierarchy oi organized crime.
Negroes are the victims. The
white man writ:-cis organized
gambling, prostitution and
dope, but he blames Negroes
for them."
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leadership ievel- in Binningham
51 there would be no disorder,
Malcolm X explained, because
they would teach the Negroes
our own feet andFbrinU our own eommuni iii!
tto per rether then iorcing mir-
eelvee on the white men.
would Separate Rees
The Negroes approach tol
their Birmingham problems is
no good, Malcolm I indicated.
"You draw away from them
end they accuse you of hate
and you draw to them and
they sic their dogs on you." he
argued.
Muhammad teaches us
to separate from the white man
since you can't get along with
him," he continued
Birmington Negroes, he said.
should ki1l" the two or four
legged dogs which attack them."
I1 Muslims were involved in
the Birmingham protests, he
said. they would defend them-
selves against th§..l2li1L,_dog;;
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and policemen who attack
them with nightsticks and In-e
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Malcolm I said he was as-
signed here by Mr. _Muha.m-
med to make faster progreea"
for the Muslim movement. He
replaces Lucius X. Brown as
minister of the Washington
mosque. He said Lucius I "no
longer represents Mr. Muham-
mad because he was not get-
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City ot_,Losy gtngeles with op-
erating e. "Kn K11; Klan po-
lice force" which uses ges-itapo tactics against Negroes
after a. car in which he and
a Muslim Brother were rid-N
ing was forced to the curb
by white cops whomenaced;
them with a. pistol and a;
sawed-oti shot gun. 1
They were ordered from theirl
car at tun-point in e poorly-
iighted section oi the city after
the men hell I.-red Lhent from
the airtwrt.
Tl-IE INCIDENT occurred Just
4; minutes liter Minister Mai-
colm had arrived here by plane
from New York to attend summa-
tions of the trial oi 14 innocent;
Muslims who. though victims oi
the most wanton police brutelil-3.:
ere beta: tried on charges of es-
sauit. -
FOLLOWING their release bi
the policemen, Minister Malcolm
imrrietiietely wi_rede stmeine pro-.
test to Loe Angeies Mayor Sam?
Yorty. l
The text oi his meuale Iol-
lows. _
DEAR Ml. MAYOR:
The hate campaign" Inked
by your office against the len-
erel Neiro community and Mus-
lim religious eroune specically
has made Loo Angeiee e city
wherein white Klensmen dis-
guised as police orticen reel tree
to rraoirwie no-.»-o the h-nu-i--*" rte-=t=
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the Negro community has given
these white officer! the 'imDf¢l-
sion they can use zestano tac-
tics against all Nelroel ID U118
city with no fear of reprimand
from their own 1_vhlie_§'-lD¢l'i_?_l'!
in me me nneeies 1-once un-
partment, t-ht Cil-Y Ad.Il'l.l1l.l$tlI.-
tron or trom any court of law.
I ARRIVED in Ins Anleles on
American Airlines. flight No. -7
from blew York City at-9:30 lest
night, and was met by one of our
local religious Officials. Mr. Ed-
ward She:-rill. By 10:15 we were
both heini held at gunpoint by two
white men in plain clothes. al-
legedly of the Los Angeles Police
Department. _
These two vicious looklnl white
men had followed us from the
airport in a green 59 Chevrolet,
license No. KGL966. And when
we reached a poorly lighted sec-ion of the city. they forced us to
L e curb at gun-point. One of the-- white men thrust a police
38-, pistol through the window
into our faces and ordered us
from the car while the other cov-
ered us with e. sawed-oi! shot-
THEY TRIED in ever! way to
provoke us into making a quick
move so they would have a le-
eitlrnate excuse to shoot us. Know-
in: the Loo Angelea Police De-
partment and its reputation for
shooting innocent Nesro-es. we
gave them no exctme. .
These men never showed us
any heflge nor em they say the.-'
represented the lawthey lust
put lune on us and searched us.
We could have easily mistaken
them for gangsters trying to rob
us and resisted them. but we
know how the LAPD operates.
There would have been plenty of
bloodshed. .
THEY BECAME shaky after
we had clearly identified our-
selves and their search revealed
there was nothina they could
charge us with. Mr. Sherrill nec-
oenized one oi them from thecurrent trial, andgboth them
admitted that they knew" as
the Muslim minister from ew&'ori'. ' r .-
Oniy upon our demand did they
identify themselves later as Of-
ficers R. W. Hastings and E. H.
Henderson of the metropolitan di-
vision, but they never apologized
for their unwarranted action.
THERE [S a strong rumor cir-
culatina in this city and through-
out the nation that the city ad-
ministration here is on the snot
in its present court case tnvolvine
me 14 innocent Muslims who me
falsely being charged with as-
saulting police officers because of
the vicious manner in which the
LJLPD brutally and needlessly
shot 1 innocent Negroes in front
of the Islamic Religious Sanctu-
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The rumor persists that the city
administration cannot afford to
acquit these 14 innocent Neg:-es.
Everyone admits that the s te
has no case; that it exists on'v
because of the
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