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unk STATES DEPARTMENT or Qsrice FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION xoston, Massachusetts April 3, 1964 MUSLIM MOSQUE, INCORPORATED On March 19, 1964 Harvard University, b> r essachuse that Malcolm X spoke at Leverett House, Harvard University, on March 18, 1964. The occasion was one of the periodic seminars held at Leverett House, and Malcolm X's appearance: ) ry ns" fellow at Harvard University, aD sccortneii Malcolm X stated that he was starting a new movemen ch believes will change this country's foreign and domestic policies by giving Negroes political, social and economic philosophy. . ” : Malcolm X stated his new movement is not "anti anything.” He wants the biack man to control the politics in his om residential areas by voting, helping to choose and to support their own candidates. He wishes them to become economically sound by owning and investing in the businesses within the Negro areas, and he feels that they should become socially sound by complete separation from white people and organizing their own separate society. He proceeded that the Negro has become disillusioned with non-violent action and would be ready for any action which will get immediate results in their goal for Civil Rights. Maicolm X stated that the Negro realizes he is. being exploited and lied to and is sick of it. . o> R::::: that the abeve is the substance of . s talk to the students at Leverett House. This was followed by a question and answer period. Malcolm X was asked if he was advocating a bioody revolution. He denied this and pointed out that the Negro has bled all the time, but the white man does not recognize this as bloodshed and will not until the white man himself bieeds