Some Racially Motivated Hate Crime Murders Committed against Whites by the Nation of Islam in Manhattan’s Harlem

[Of related interest: “Black Supremacist, Nation of Islam Serial Murder News; The List: Whites Slaughtered, or Grievously Wounded by the Nation of Islam in California.”]


By Nicholas Stix

During the early to mid-1960s, one of the Nation of Islam’s many assassin squads was a black Harlem gang of as many as 400 teenagers called the “Blood Brothers.”

The Blood Brothers would casually walk up to whites on the streets of Harlem, or in their own stores, and stab them to death. Harlem had previously been open to all races, but whites stopped going there for many years, and those who were there, left. The racist Harlem NOI murders were characteristic of savage, racist black crime all over New York City and scores of white-majority cities across the country—Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, Houston, Baltimore, Fort Worth, Rochester, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Newark, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, New Orleans, even San Francisco, etc.

Once beautiful, crime-free cities, like Detroit, became ultra-violent slums where blacks stole everything that wasn’t nailed down, and jockeyed for the annual honor of leading the nation in murders. Motown became Murder City.

Fake scholars used a combination of racist code phrases (“white flight”) to alternately blame whites for leaving such racist hellholes, and antiseptic language (“neighborhood succession”) to hide the black evil at work. The press refused to report on what was at work. To give you an idea of how bad things were in New York City, already in 1946, when the black population was only app. 500,000 out of eight million, the New York Times publicly declared that it would no longer mention the respective races of criminal perpetrators and victims (at least not when the perps are black, and the vics are white).

Millions of white families lost everything they had, billions of dollars (possibly trillions, adjusted for inflation—nobody’s ever attempted a reckoning), as they either sold their homes at losses, or walked away from them.

Ron Unz once wrote that the white movement away from the cities at the time was the largest movement of people not during a war, in the history of the world.


Attacks by the Nation of Islam Division, the Blood Brothers Gang in Harlem, 1963-1964

Jules Bulgach, 71, October 21, 1963, stabbed to death

David L. Watts, 29, March 23, 1964, stabbed to death

Efleen Johnson, 28, April 11, 1964, stabbed to death

Mrs. Magit (Margit?) Sugar, 50, April 29, 1964, stabbed to death

Mr. Frank Sugar (Magit/Margit Sugar’s husband), April 29, 1964, stabbed, but survived

There’s more.