Worker publis an article by James 8, Jackson, editor of the Worker, Now York, about the struggle of the Negroes in the United States, Tho article is completely uncritical of Kennedy's attit= ude towards this struggle; it says:
",eeePresident Kennedy has committed himself and his administration to securing new legislation and invoking administrative measures to bring about the equality of status and opportunity which American Negroes domand.,.e.esss The main danger to victory of the movement for Negro frosdom remains the unholy combination of 'Dixiecra? politicans with thoir Northorn Republican ultra-Right colleagucs,..
Va.skuling-class circles will do all in thoir power to promote divarsionists, and patronise counter-movements, in the orbit of the ganuine movyoment of the Negro people for freadom, It is from this standpoint that we must appraise the activities of Malcolm X and the "Black Muslim" organ— isations, These ultra roactionary forees, with the strategic assignment of sowing idoelogical confusion, to dissipate the organising energies of the Negro masses, to promote divisions within the Negro movomont.e..." Gd. Note: Wo shall publish material in the next issue on the Black Muslims.