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Ao ¢ L RE: MALCOLM K. LITTLE This article stated that the subitect Ay AEG ie he ale ee States bi ee ie aay tha at ised ever since the Supreme Court desegregation decision of 1954, Negroes have been tricked into thinking the law is on their Side. He said “They're too blind to see that it's the law - not the ku Kiux Elan - that is denying them their rights and Sicking the dogs on then.” The subject advised that Negroes should be careful not to be fooled by "the tricky actions of the nine Supreme Court Justices and the President." eo ot tor Halcolm X was especially critical of the "20th Century Uncle Toms, tue intellectual Uncle Toms, the bourgeosie Uncle Toms" - which was his description of middle-class Negroes who are concerned about "pleasing the white man." Malcolm X stated "Can't they see you just can't please the white man?" “If you stay away from him like the Muslims, he's not satisfied. If you cuddle up to him like the modern Uncle Toms, he's not satisfied. If you let him use you for a doormat, he'll tell you to turn over, you're lying on the wrong side." the above neeting, stated that this was an NOI meeting. e taik of Malcolm X was received very enthusiastically by the audience of about 400, which included many visitors. he subject stated that his prinery purpose in being in Washington, D.C. was to wake up the Herroes and get then to fight for something big. He cic not however explain what this "“sometning™ was. Ralcolm x acvisea that he nad talkea to officials of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) cpout the probleus, and he feels that that organization is wrong in pushing for integration. Lalcolm K said that n® will have furtner talks with officials of the NAACP, the Wasnington Urban League, and the Congress of Racial Equality concerning tae Negrocs problem in Washington, D.C. Tue subject said that tne Negroe’s proulem is cue to them having been led in the past by the waite people. If the Biack man follows the teachings of the leader ox the wmusling, #iijan Muhamiad, he will not get into any trouble. Tae subject cited the present situation in Birmingham as proof of his claim that integration does not and will not work. The subject urged that the Negroes avoid integration as the time is nearly up for the white race. * nets 5 “7 ei ICL eS LE oe remit tee ne Ree ee