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Malcolm X — Part 35
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Maleolm X in Detroit on Nov. 10, Trotter
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THE HOUSE NEGRO AND THE Holmes
FIELD NEGRO
There were two kinds of slaves,
the house Negro and the field Ne-
gro. The house Negroes — they
lived in the house with master,
they dressed pretty good, they ate
good because they ate his food
— what he left. They lived in the
attic or the basement, but still
they lived near the master; and
they loved the master more than
the master loved himself, They
would give their life to save the
master’s house — quicker than the
master would. If the master said,
“We got a good house here,” the
house Negro would say, “Yeah,
Gandy
Muy
plY
we got a gocd house here.” When- ; er /
ever the master said “we,” he Excerpted frem the book, Maicclm 2f—<-
5: “we.” That’s how you can X Speaks, with the permission o _ oe 3 F G3
a house Negro. Merit Publishers, 5 East Third St. { fe es
the master’s house caught New York, N.¥. 10003, Price $5.95 Put “eeoae*
org fire, the house Negro would a
fight harder to put the blaze out CoP77s#ME 1965 by Merit Publish we KO. 15 1465
than the master would. If the mas-
ter got sick, the house Negro , . .
would say, “What's the matter, And if someone comes to you ne
we sick?” We sick! He iden- | ight now and says, “Let’s se
fed himself with his master, ' te,” you say the same that th
ore than his master identified fiouse Negro said on the plan
” an Id ° , Peon Anite. tae toad white The Washington Post and —_____
wa? ; man? Where you going to get a Timea Herald
And if you came te the house
a egro “Tp ot ', better job than you got here?” I The Washington Daily News
. ee ane san ete rate othe} m an, this is what you say. “I The Evening Star
; house Negro would look at you j ain’t left nothing in Africa,” that’s
and sa “Man ou craz What what you say. Why, you left yo New York Herald Tribune
ys » you y. mind in Africa. New York Journal-American
you mean, separate? Where is
there a better house than this?
New York Daily News
Where can I wear better clothes New York Post
?
an thos Where can t pethartiorl The New York Times
house Negro. In those days he : The Baltimore Sun
was called a “house nigger.” And
that’s what we call them today,
because we've still got some house .
niggers running around here.
Tkis modern house Negro loves
his macter. He wants to live near
him. He’ll pay three times as much
as the house is worth just to live —
near his master, and then brag THE MILITANT
Mele oak ela only Negro out
nere.” “I'm the only one om my PAGE 4
job.” “Tm the only one in this
school.” You're nothing but a
OC NOY 161985
The Worker
The New Leader
The Wall Street Journal
The National Observer — eee
People's World
Date __ 21/8/65 _
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