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Organization of Afro-American Unity Internal Security - Miscellaneous The meeting was opened by MMI Executive Secretary James 67X Warden, who then introduced OAAU chairman and MMI leader Malcoim X Little as the featured speaker. Malcolm X spoke on the subject of “Rallots or Bullets". According to {MD via.coim x made the following remarks: Malcolm X spoke at length on the civil rights movement in the United States. He outlined the history of the rignts struggle by stating that promises were made to the Mepro in 1963 and all "we" got was the murder of National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) leader Medgar Evers and of President John F. Kennedy. In 196% more promises were made to the Negro and all "we" got was the murder of three civil rights workers in Mississippi and of a Negro educator in Georgia. Malcolm X stated that so far in 1965 the Mississippi Freedom Democrat Party has been rebuffed in’their effort to unseat the illegally elected United States Congressmen from Mississippi and Negroes are being denied their right to recister to vote in Alabama. Malcolm X stated that unless something is done for Negro voter registration "we" must take “drastic steps", and he predicted the "longest, hottest, bloodiest summer ever", He further stated that the Negro -. youth of today will not submit to these wrongs but will "take action", and he claimed that the present mood of the Negro is away from non-violence. ae <<: that Malcolm X was extremely carefru e tne above remarks and made absolutely no mention of possible future vidence in the civil rizhts field by himself or anyone else, nor did he encourage ©’ any specific action. . *