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bw me 2: BARE co Cer, PERIL thet the recort was cesed om an inquiry contucted for anthropological reasons to aetermine if there was any culturel connection between | oy various neroes and their cults in the Cricaro eres. The follow- in information wes obtained from the reporte ™yrc orsenizations striving to foster recial vride reve ettracted noavters of Ciiceso ne_roes from tine to tine. These ere the Moorish-Ancrican c,ience Vermple and the iiation of islam, ordinerily referred to es tcults.! issentially they are reli.ious cocies, ovnosing the wnristien feith. Venbers of the :vcrish-americen ctence Temple insist tet the, :re not necross, ena evoid the use ol us vyoreg o- of 'Dlack' when referrin: to weinteinine tuat trey ere really trenselves, nors ena thet their skin jo telive-rued.t | ef 24G5 te Those Work LY wm s egveeréo in @ ty . - liete ins on strvect cusners of Llicezols south side { to crocieim eae startiin new coctrine. te was lorle brew .1i, porn Di.othy -rew in North Caroling, f ~2Osc6t of Islam, ana toundcer of the Jlsorish &Americen science Yemple. Little is imown or _rew Alits early history. Le is reputed to heave been En caupressmen in Newark, New Jersey, where he is said to mve founced the first woorts L-american - Ecilence Termle es early as 1915. mH rew's main contention was that the people conmon- ’ ly knovn in Aucrice es nesrocs ere of :!oorish descent - and thus Agiatics. act six of his 'Livine Constitu- tion end ~y-Laws' reads: . With us all members must ceclare their netionelity ena their Divine treed. tret they ney know tuat they ere a pert end - - -pertial (sic) of this seld covernrent , end thet they ere not heroes, “olored Foltie, °lecit reutle or _ tite siens, coe ora Ba ee ace aa