The Teachings of Elijah Muhammed. Whites are devils. n Source of the problems of African Americans n Thoroughly corrupt n All are the same in final analysis.

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The Teachings of Elijah Muhammed

Whites are devils. n Source of the problems of African Americans n Thoroughly corrupt n All are the same in final analysis n Cannot help African Americans

Changed Life Style n No smoking, drinking or drugs n No illicit sex n Hard work and discipline n Male responsibility

Pride in Being Black n Blacks are the first and best humans n Learn Black history n Reject looking white n No chasing white women n Islam is the Black religion, Christianity is the white peoples’ religion

Solution Is Separation n Integration rejected as becoming white n Economic independence key n Political control of Black community n Unite Blacks

Self-Defense n Nonviolence is weakness n Respect for authority, but self respect n Appreciation for revolution n Right to defend self

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