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1The last election in Dur-

ham (May 6, Primary) mayhave opened our eyes to anumber of things. First of all

it has to be considered somekind of a victory for thesystem oriented politicians inour midst. To add more BlackFaces to anything improvesits looks, but not necessarilyits responsiveness to Blackneeds.

The Durham MorningHerald . did correctly seethrough most of the mysti-que surrounding the DurhamCommittee on "Negro" Af-

fairs. The fact of the matteris that the DCNA vacillatedtoo long before it decided tocommit itself to Shirley.While it was holding out wait-ing for I don't know what,Good oF Terry from Dukeslipped in and worked amean think. The one thingthat Black people who aresystem oriented have to un-derstand is that in playingthe game you can't sleep onthe job. The other thing isthat given the choice betweena liberal and anything elseBlack people usually go for the

liberal. They voted for Terry'cause they were scared of

George, and basically becauseno body did home work inexplaining why Blacks shouldhave voted for our sister.

For the most part the

DCNA is living under anumber of illusions. (1) Blackpeople can not depend onany one rreans to deal with

out situation. The DCNA is

still playing the old game ofvote and you shall be free!which is a lie. (2) TheDCNA is still composed basi-cally of old men. There isverys youthful input into

whatever happens. This wasone of the reasons that Tarycould buy so many of ouryoung people to work for

him. The DCNA has failed togrow and to change with thetimes.

Yeah I know, I sound justlike the white boy up town

Well, he probably said it be-

cause it was interesting to

him and also because theyalways trying to figure out

what we are doing. I'm tellingyou cause I recognize the

facts that underly what he

sees from the outside. Any-

body on the block will tell

you that when your game gets

so shaky white folks can seethrough it, you've been had

and you best split or findanother game. I feel very

strongly about the DCNA. Ihave the deepest amount of re-

spect for the people in it that

I know. It is the only inde-

pendent organization trying

to deal with Black problems.This 1 as a Black man mustrecognize and understand.What I am simply trying todo is to speak to some ofthe issues that the DCNA aswell as Black people in generalneed to be concerned about.

You ought to understandby now that North Carolina isa racist state, that GeorgeWallace and his people arenot coming to the DCNA tomake a deal. We have tounderstand that a group ofelite men can not set aroundand speak for the Black com-munity when they don't dotheir home work. This groupif it is to be effective has to

use all kinds of tactics. If it

continues to ignore youth itwill be stuck playing the man'sgame and losing.

Finally as 1 always sum upBlack people must becomethinking people. Those whovoted against our sister werenot thinking Black people.Those who supported whitecandidates from the beginning(like Muskie) were not think-ing Black people. Those Blackpeople who worked for whiteTerry when a sister neededfootwork were not thinkingBlack people. If we are to befree and I wonder if we will,we must a nalyze, project,understand, and c alculate ourmoves. We must think interms not only of what ifI'm right but what happensto my people if I am wrong.We do not live in a worldby ourselves, what one of usdoes usually affects all of us.We gon' pay for Saturdayand don't think its all

over yet. These same whitepeople will come running justbefore the general electionwith a bag of crumb 6 forthe Black vote. What is so badis that they will get it, be-cause we have failed to getout of their bag. If we placeour salvation in the ballotbox then we have to vote, ifthere is no good around, then

its the lesser of two evils (us-ually the slickest of two evils).We can play games if wewant to but don't expectfreedom to come from thosegames.

A hint to the wiae is suf-

ficient. A hint to an idiotusually makes him mad, which

means sooner or later you have

to kick his can. Writing is away of influencing the wayBlack people see things. Ifat first thinking does not

change the situation, I haveno hang-ups with putting my

foot where my typewriter is.I understand quite clearly thatlogic does not work on a mule

or an idiot.

rums ASS STANT

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