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Malcolm X — Part 33
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NEW YORK, March 8 (AP) a political concept and form
The New York Times said to-of social action against the
night that Black Muslim] 5. ressors.” |
leader Malcolm X, once chief '
spokesman for the antiwhite Malcolm declared that the
A organization, has left the|present Black Muslim move-
movement and formed his ment has “gone as far as it
‘own group. can” because it is “too nar-
| Malcolm said the Black Mus-
jlims were “too narrow and
‘too inhibited to participate
in the national struggle,” The
Times said, explaining he was
‘forming a broad-based, politi-
cally oriented party.
Malcolm onee was = con-
jsidered heir apparent to Eli-
jah Muhammad, head of the
Black Muslims, whose head-
rowly sectarian and too in-
hibited.
“IT am prepared,” he said,
“to cooperate in local civil
rights actions in the South and
elsewhere and shall do so be-|
cause every campaign for
specific objectives can only
heighten the political con-
sciousness of the Negroes and
intensify their identification
. quarters are in Chicaga. against white society.”
aT “7 remain a Muslim,” Mal-| Malcotm has taken credit
colm said, “but the main em-|for the conversion of }eavy-
phgsis-eiythe new movement weight champion*"Cassius Clay
will be black nationalism as to the Black Muslims.
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