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14 : CG 1100-35635 &. . KUP: Well, you made your point; will you ~ hold it? me - JOHN: Because I've gone to school myself. We have a «= KUP; Let me turn to a sociologist. Let me turn to a sociologist. One second, JOHN. This will be an interesting point for a sociologist. Can you explain, Dr. LINCOLN, why on my terms, no Negro intellectual or no Negro of any stature has accepted or supported ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, the Honorable ELIJAH MUHAMMAD? LINCOLN: Well, essentially this is a mass movement, And as a mass movement, it will have an appeal to a certain class of people which will not normally -. - KUP: What kind of people would you say are included in: this class? : LINCOLN: I would say that it would appeal primarily to the people who are the moet disprivileged, the _ was ar eer Sos people who are the farthest down and the people who have not been, for reasons of various kinds of ‘ profession, to make their way Successfully in today's world in which they live. And these ~ are likely, though not exclusively, they are likely to be the people that include fewer of what we would ¢all intellectuals and other groups, However, there are some . people in the Black Muslim movement - 40 - *