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Elijah Muhammad teaches us that once
we come into the knowledge...
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..of lslam, of ourselves, we replace
our slave name with an X.
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X in mathematics
represents the unknown.
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Since we've been cutoff
from ourown history, our own past...
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..we use the X, until we get back
to our country. - I see. Thank you.
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- Doctor Payson?
- Mister X is a demagogue...
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..so he exaggerates. He's a
disservice to every law-abiding...
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..church-going American negro
in the country.
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Why do you teach black supremacy?
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- Why do you teach hate?
- Forthe white man...
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..to ask the black man
why he hates him...
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..is like the rapistasking
the raped: 'Do you hate me?'
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The white man is in no position
to accuse the black man of anything.
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- This is a black man asking. - What
do you call a negro with a degree?
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You call him a 'nigger'.
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You have to understand
this type of thinking.
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There were two types of slaves,
the house negro and the field negro.
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The house negro lived in the house,
in the basement or in the attic.
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He dressed pretty good, he ate
pretty good. He loved his master.
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He loved his master better
than the master loved himself.
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If the master's house caught on fire,
the negro would put the blaze out.
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If the master got sick, he'd say:
'We's sick?'
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We's sick! This was the thinking
of the house negro.
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If anotherslave said: 'Let's run
away, let's separate'...
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..he said: 'Why? What's better
than what we've got here?'
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This was the house nigger.
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And today we've still got a lot
of house niggers running around.