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See ty ONE s it Thien : 2 he eg ee 2) ats hee he a err Sarno = Pi. —< am fe oe eben Hc oe as eae ee MAT yah, Jee ete, were Rata) ‘. ’ ’ 2 - Maleolm K. Little In rerard to the current civil rights move-~ ment, Little predicted that the struggle would "explode" in 1964 and expressed the opinion that young Negroes are now willing to do anything for integration. He feels that if they are not protected in this activity then they mst defend themselves from racial supremacists even if they must take up arms. He specifically pointed out that he was not urging or teaching retaliation, only self-protection. As an example he cited the unsolved bombing of a Negro church in Birmingham that resulted in the death of four girls, and it was his opinion that Negroes (not specified), should solve this and other such wrongs and execute those responsible. Little stated that he was only interested in "freedom, justice and equality” for Negroes. He added that they have not gotten it by being polite, and he feels that they should now get angry. In regard to his suspension by Muhammad in December, 1963, for his remark concerning the assassination of former President Kennedy, Little advised that the suspension was not for the remark itself. He explained that the suspension was for his disobedience to Muhammad for making the remark, since Muhammad had told him not to corment on the assassination. He further stated that the suspension was originally for a 90 day period, but he recently learned from Muhammad that it would be for an indefinite period. Consequently, he decided to stay out of the NOI and speak out on his own.