The Neighbors Were More Than

I Am Very Happy Here [on Cuba], But I Feel I Have Work To Do In The United States. It's Where I Can Identify With The Total World Struggle For Socialism. But I Think As A North American, As A Black North American, I Have Certain Understandings - Certain Contributions - To Make That Are Unique To The North Amerian Experience.

Those In The Community Who Defy Authority And 'break The Law' Seem To Enjoy The Good Life And Have Everything In The Way Of Material Possessions. On The Other Hand, People Who Work Hard And Struggle And Suffer Much Are The Victims Of Greed And Indifference, Losers. This Insane Reversal Of Values Presses Heavily On The Black Community. The Causes Originate From Outside And Are Imposed By A System That Ruthlessly Seeks Its Own Rewards, No Matter What The Cost In Wrecked Human Lives.

There's No Reason For The Establishment To Fear Me. But It Has Every Right To Fear The People Collectively - I Am One With The People.

I Think The Time Is Right For Organizing And To Give Blacks More Political - The Progressive Blacks, You Have To Make A Distinction - Participation, More Blacks In More Authoritative Positions, In More Electoral Political Positions. But We Want The Right Ones.

You Can Jail A Revolutionary, But You Can't Jail The Revolution.