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fo aeches hate vand-OT™ ers something that is unob- - tainable. I believe the black man needs something more. T try to show my followers . how they can get something ; more. Rejects Separation “We don't believe in any of Muhammad's philosophy of separation. We believe the Afro-American should have . his full part in the entire. American experience,” he continued. _— Only a few months ago, on . March 17, 1964, a young Neg- ‘TO writer from South Africa, Lewis Nkosi, wrote for the London Observer: “Malcolm X is the onl black man in America who: face I have watcher tu radiant with hate against t white people.” Malcolm X still hates. But his hate has shifted from the entire white race to the “white racists.” He made it clear that his. followers are being taught only to hate “oppression, seg- regation and injustice which some white pecple practice.” ‘Not All Bad* “We realize that all white People are not bad,” he said. “Elijah Muhammad taught that the whole white race was a race of devils, When I went to the holy city of Mecca (earlier this year) I found white men walking atm and arm with black men, I wrote back to that ef.’ fect and it infuriated Mu- hammad. He was in a rage.”, When Malcolm X jeft the Black Muslims, many fol. im into &saubat je cated-tie, Black Natiqnaligt _ Movement. It weakened Mu- hammad's position and au- thority. = _ Last Sunday, while Elijah Muhammad was speaking in Harlem, Malcolm X held an organizational meeting of a new group to be called the Organization of Afro-Amer- ican Unity. Another meeting will be held this Sunday to announce the objectives of the organization. It is de signed as a “grass-roots” movement drawing its mem- bership from all strata of America's 22-million Negroes. . A Replacement The OAAU will replate the {Black Natignalist Movement. [Malcolm X has been thamed - its chairman. “WhenT formed the Black Nationalists, I said at thiit time we would encourage ‘Students across the countiy to undertake a new analyds of the problem and come up ‘with a solution or organiza- tional structure that would egable us to work on tie -pioblem,” Malcolm X said. ; “We formed a brain trus intellectuals, celebrities jand students—sat down for “four weeks almost in secret land discussed this thing, All the ingredients ended up.. , y forming the OAAU which is political, economical amd social. “For the Afro-American to control his own destiny, the must control the decisicns that affect his destiny.” |- Copyright, 1964, by United P International