March 8. 1975 ?" ?
# 'Tim Mj'
Woma
Dear Liz:
I am a very broad-minded
> person. There's this man in
about: Ikiiow ne aoesn f'know
how 1 feel about him and 1
don't know how to bring
myself to tell him the things I
have on my mind. He has
someone close to him and 1
also have someone close to
me, but I am game if he's
game to have a secret affair
going on.
LONGING
Dear Longing;
Let the gentleman know
exactly how you feel about him
and suggest the secret affair.
With you being so broadminded,
I'm sure you will not
be dissappointed if he does
not want to play your little
game. ?
Vines One-Hou
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Dear Liz;
I am separated from my
^husband. He walked out on
My problem is my female :
neighbors. They now feel I am
a threat to their marriages.
Their husbands have be
come friendly since my
husband left. 1 have given
them no cause to be this way. 1 have
really gone out of my way
to discourage them: I stopped doing
the things I did when I
was married, like wearing
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snony-snorts outside of the
house, and relaxing in the
yard in my bathing suits.
I can't move from my home
because of finance. How can 1
let the neighbors know I don't
want their husbands?
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Dear Stuck; ?
You can let thenj ^tnow by
telling them. In so many
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have they should remain
together forever.
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whose name will soon be lost
to memory while the repeated .
reference to "black" will stick
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in the mind of the public as
having some vague relationship
to generalized crime. j
This occurs for the same
reason that we find ourselves
saying "mafia" when we ,
mean organized crime.
Our perspective has been .
bastardized. News of ourselves
and our affairs is
primarily coming to us
through the interpretation and
at the selection of others.
Knowledge of the affairs of
black people must not come to j
us filtered of nuance and ,
innuendo which tend to
conflict with the interests of '
others whether such filtering
is intentional or not. , .
Knowledge of the affairs of j
the world at large must not be
stripped of its special .
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We must make sure that the ^
white press is not the only
summation of news events
that we receive.
We must support our
fledging black press! We must c
subscribe to black magazines! j.
We must tune in "Black ^
Perspective on the News" on
Educational Television. We
must begin to talk more to
each other and to be far more
critical of information reach- ^
ing us after having passed
through the minds of others. f
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Chronicle Prof,
Muhammad Is 1
There was not much of a stir or talk
death of the founder and leader of tl
Honorable Elijah Muhammad died
lospital of a congestive heart failure
Irwin X, the local Muslim Minister, i
jeople were basically sorry the Mess
hink people understand the signifies
jlace."
To the Muslims, Elijah Muhammad
'rom Allah and there will not be anc
Irwin X emphasized that the Belovec
'He has been removed from us in the p
>n in the minds v,f every muslim," he s
nan and the righteous lives on." I:onviction
that the Nation of Islam will i
great nation. ""Already people are loo
There was some specualtion,howe\
struggle among the Muslims now that
3ut, Irwin X said assuredly that such
'The Messenger's six sons have bei
jlace." Wallace Muhammad, the seco
>f the religious group now.
Irwin X believes that he' can ham
Jur'an teaches that Allah lays on no
landle," he informed.
Elijah Muhammad set out in 1933
slam to the "lost Black race in North >
aught that he had been instructed by
he personage of Master W. Fard Muh
>nly the third grade Elijah has left a le
fenerations to come.
He converted prisoners, drug add
>reached separatism from the white n
lo for self. It cannot be denied that Bh
lave heard and possibly at one tim<
Muslims temples existing in over 70
Irwin X said the Messenger tai
:verything and the Nation of Islam i:
There was no fanfare nor angel nor I
leath of a prophet and if anyone expei
ninister's quick response is that the !
irophet would come like a thief in t
Thristianity: if Jesus didn't come with
he messenger be any different," he q
telieve that God is a man. "There is n<
he universe and every man lives to
The nation has grown in leaps and b
he number 1 international fish importi
aid. The membership is estimated at 1
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icwspapcr uviunammaa opeaxs; repor
ipproximately 800,000. Retail busing
ood stores, restaurants and clothi
istablished in some of the larger cities,
>pen here and the local minister says 1
narket soon.
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lie
Not Dead;
rFotlcwers
or emotionalism over the
he Nation of Islam. The
recently in a Chicago
in a recent interview said
enger died but "I don't
ince of what has taken
was the last Messenger
ther.
1 Minister was not dead,
thysical body but he lives
aid. "Hewas a righteous ' v
le believes with strong
mushroom and become a
king at us as a nation."
rer, concerning a power,
the Messenger is gone,
i a thing will not occur,
en groomed to take his
nd youngest, is the head
lie the job. "The Holy
soul a burden he can't
preaching -the tenets of
A It V V '
America . He wrote and
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Allah, who appeared in
ammad. Having finished
gacy for Black people for
icts and prositutes. He
ice and that Blacks must
icks from all walks of life
r or another visited the
cities in America,
jght that time proves
5 here to stay,
trumpet to announce the
:ted there would be, the
scriptures state that the
he night. "Spookism is
any fanfare why should
uestioned. The Muslims
Dthing of permanence in
die," he added,
tounds, the Muslims are
ers in America, Irwin X.
three million. Theweekly
tedly has a circulation of
sses, such/as bakeries,
ing stores have been
. A Shabazz restaurant is
they hope to open a fish <
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