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ERIC 1S THE LAN o1Sudan and other parts a AL’ ‘tighten « self. the future... definitely Grertertyesterday... . . -. - . * gots rope around his own land of tomorrew, and the Afr: As 3 discovered among. ‘the * neck. can ts the man of tomorrow/Arabs, the Africans are also ~ I'll be heading homeward ‘Only yesterday, America was boReerned about the con. very shortly, to join in tha the New World, 2 world witriltion of our U.S. people of pig- feast which celebrates the work a future-—out now, ‘we sudden mentation than with thelr owm of Mr. Elijah Muhammad, our ly realize Africa Is the Nevbtatus right here in Africa. - beloved and Anspiring leader .World--the world with the Many are aware that for the - and teacher. - brightest future—a future ttIndustrisl development. of fue’: . 2 MALCOLM X which the so-called America: Africa, foreign ‘and eco- : Negroes are ‘estined te play thomie and technical assistance key role - iii be necessary. Yet, having ee Traveling in these dans, Set long suffered European explol- Ing and speaking with eur pechation at the hands of whites, ple here, I, myself, am gettin Africans are suspicious of an even broader yista the white man's motives when “things yet toe come.” One cathe extends the “helping hand.” even more fully appreciate thik- vital role being played by Mr LIKE THE ASIANS, ‘all at Elijah Muhammad and tthcans consider America’s work: among _ our Beopie itlreatmant of Negro Americans we ewe” _ America, ae e best yardstick by which to ; Sincerely, « ie. easure the sincerity of Amer- MALCOLM X k ‘s offers on this continent. _Many of them note that what —_—. Message From Khartou rica practices at home does GRAND HOTEL, KHARhot coincide with what she UM, Sudan—Racial Gisturppractioes in North America. ances in faraway New York/ The increasing hordes of tn- City, U.S.A, ocoupied pro Lligent - Africans And it ami. —s amt Space on the front p cult to understand why a iand of the newspapers here in é advocates equality under conscripted citizens are without thai loudly boasted equality, without real | Withaet eahiie achool reece ee roe ee rights ‘and, above alt, relegated fo slums, ghettoes ‘and other social imprisenments In # na- fon which is giving willions of dollars to alien art does not obscure the vision famous Adams fanily as bee \w/ | of African thinkers srhen abuse of black Americans etfil ob tains. : The-cltef instrument by which East and West are being divided, dey by day, is resent- ne ment in Africa and Asia for administrative jim-crew in the — United States. It seems a if le Sam is letting the haters of “Bipmented peoples thus ing the world's most physi- tally petsistent and parma- nently exploited peasant type, the man ebove has coma into hatter days. He is one of the Fotiahin which gained status citizes- ship under both Teaibard arid Nasser, ~