The issues that Muslims face in America are also part of this publication. The headline on the Mohammad Speaks newspaper reads, “Will the Muslims Attack America?”. This conveys the hostility Muslims experience in the U.S. For example, there was a story describing how 14 Muslims were beaten and shot by Los Angeles police chief William H. Parker without any cause. Another spoke about how the police entered the mosque and used water hoses to attack its patrons and how the judiciary rejected their case as “no civil rights have been violated.” These cases revealed the inherent racism of even “liberal California.” Just because of the victim’s skin color, they were still “guilt by accusation” so long as the defendants were people of color and the jury was hand-picked to be white. Seeing these injustices happening in his community, Elijah Muhammad took it upon himself to try and create a revolutionary movement that attempted to overthrow the entire system and replace it with another – a newer, more just, and separate world. It is evident from Elijah Muhammad's writing that he deemed it necessary to create a separate country for black people since they could never mix with white people. The blatant racism and its effects that they have faced can never be rectified or washed over. As a claimed messenger of Allah, Muhammad inspired many young and eager men to join the revolution. He writes, “you see, I am between life and death, and I have to say these things in the way I see them. There was a time when I had no knowledge of them. But they have been revealed to me, and now Allah would punish me if I did not say them.” Former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy stood alongside the Muslim community and said, “Muslims not 'Subversive.'” He stated that their movement was not breaking any laws, and he believed that one day America would no longer be a racist country.