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*Please note: The last paragraph of Chapter 8 should read,
“The greatest hindrance to the truth of our people is the PREACHER OF CHRISTIANITY…)

Also Chapter 40 verse 5 should read “...most surely would say God and would NOT say God the son and the holy ghost.”

Chapter 32

The Black Woman

1 The woman is the man’s field to produce his nation. If he does not keep the enemy out of his field, he won’t
produce a good nation. If we love our vegetable crops we will go out and turn up the leaves on that vegetable
stalk and look carefully for worms that are eating and destroying the vegetables. We will kill that worm – right?
2 Again, we will go out into the cotton field and look for the enemies of our cotton and try to kill that enemy. We
study poisons and chemicals of the earth and we pour these chemicals on the enemies of our crops to keep their
enemies from destroying them. We love a crop that we can produce every year, every season, so well that we will
kill every enemy that we find seeking to destroy it.
3 We will even kill one another if we find the other one our there trying to steal that crop.
4 Is not your woman more valuable than that crop of corn, that crop of cotton, that crop of cabbage, potatoes,
beans, tomatoes? How much more valuable is your woman than these crops that you should keep the enemies
from destroying the crops. Yet you are not careful about your women. You don’t love them. Why? It is because
you have allowed visitors to run in and out of your house, thus they have destroyed your love for your woman
and your woman has not the love for you that she should.
5 That is a good sign. Until we learn to love and protect our woman, we will never be a fit and recognized people
on the earth. The white people here among you will never recognize you until you protect your woman.
6 The brown man will never recognize you until you protect your woman. The yellow man will never recognize
you until you protect your woman. The white man will never recognize you until you protect your woman.
7 You and I may go to Harvard, we may go to York of England, or go to Al Ahzar in Cairo and get degrees from
all of these great seats of learning. But we will never be recognized until we recognize our women.
8 On visiting with a couple of my sons in what they call the Near East, in 1959, I began in Turkey. We traveled
form Turkey down to Africa to Ethiopia and the Sudan. We visited Arabia (Mecca and Medina), and we visited
Pakistan. We returned home from Lahore, Pakistan, on or about the 6th of January, 1960. We didn’t even find
on that entire tour such a thing as not recognizing the black woman.
9 Everywhere we went, the Black man recognized his woman. He had great respect for her. We dined in many of
the “top (as you say in slang) homes”. We dined with some of the most influential people of these countries –
government people. In some of their homes, we never did see any of their family, only men.
10 The waiter was a man or a boy, not any woman. My beloved brothers in America, you have lost the respect
for your woman and therefore you have lost the respect for yourself. You won’t protect her; therefore you can’t
protect yourself.
11 She is your first nurse. She is your teacher. Your first lesson comes from your mother. If you don’t protect
your mother, how do you think you look in the eyes of other fellow human beings?