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Senator DOUGLAS: Yes but there's a relatively small number of Negroes, not more thar 500,000, Coe AS MIKO; MALCOLM I thought you would add that to your =~ list of offenses for the white race. I oo = certainly would. wo, _ _ : MALCOLM X: It im one of the offenses. But here's the — Doel. co ; thing sir that you failed to consider. f Tt When the Negro civil rights fighter thinks of himself as a civil rights fighter, weually he thinks within the confines of the American boundaries and on the American stage the Kegro | ie a minority. He's an underdog, the odds are ma against him. But there's a new awakening = anong Negroes wherein they look at the whole struggle in its world contents and on the international stage our people are part of the dark world which is the majority and the white man is the minority. Senator DOUGLAS: You look forward then to a World War, a race war with those of darker skins against the white. This is really what your looking forward to. Now I'll just say one thing more and quit because we've kept Mr. PACKARD here without saying a word and Mr. KIifl has said almost nothing. You may want to escape from us, many whites want to escape from you but I subsit that we're here in this country together and we've got to learn to get along with each other. You way not want to get along with us or lots of us don't want to get along with you but we're here, we can't escape, wo can't fly, we can't flee. Here we are now how can we best get along? KUPCINET: I would like BOB to address himself to the things that you maid about the number of Negroes who would leave this country and settle in Africa. I don't get the impression that there's very many, do you Mr. MING? » 25 =