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MALCOLM X: MIMG: MALCOLM X1 MING: RICHARD KIX: MALCOLM K: 2 ont bal? No he was a field Negro. Oh no MALCOLM he had been taught to read and write, he was a practicing Christian andass& matter of fact he had some email skill as an artisan. 80 he didn't satisfy your standards of the unskilled laborer. as aa’ He was disguised as a house Negro. (Inaudible) . Right here in America today you have som@-- lt Negroes who pretend to be house Negroes oe and who pretend to be satisfied and who are looked upon as Toms, but who are just as dissatisfied as I and WhO. s.sesee We're not talking about dissatisfaction. 1 never saw, frankly, a Negro in the United States in my life tine who was wholly satisfied with conditions under which either he lived or saw other Negroes live, I've never seen one, I've seen sone apologists whe loosely were called Urmie Toms but even they privately weren't satisfied and I think one ef the great developments of the last 5 years has been, today particularly in the deep South, Negroes who were regarded as "safo” by the white community but demonstrated that they were as antagonistic and as concerned and dissatisfied as the younger Negroes in the community. So that these classifications, these meeping generalizations of yours, I just can't buy without regard to race, creed or color, All the pictures I've seen of you, I've seen quite a bit, you never guile and here we were talking about things I saw you snile and you look very nice. I’1l tell you why. Because the press prides itself in being able to project m@ as a monster. So reporters will come along and take 10 pictures and the ones that I'm smiling in are elisinated completely and the ones where I’m looking 1ike I’m about to chew them up are the ones that - 18 =