A Rather Honored Guest Of The Cuban

I Always Said This And The People Think It's A Cute Answer, But I Say We Have Always Been In The System And That's Why We Fight Because We Don't Like The System. We Are Trying To Transform It.

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.

We Have To Realize Our Black Heritage In Order To Give Us Strength To Move On And Progress. But As Far As Returning To The Old African Culture, It's Unnecessary And It's Not Advantageous In Many Respects. We Believe That Culture Itself Will Not Liberate Us. We're Going To Need Some Stronger Stuff.

We Were Trying To Increase The Conflict That Was Already Happening... We Felt That We Would Take The Conflict To So High A Level That Some Change Had To Come.

The Reactionary Suicide Is ‘wise,’ And The Revolutionary Suicide Is A ‘fool,’ A Fool For The Revolution In The Way Paul Meant When He Spoke Of Being A ‘fool For Christ,’ That Foolishness Can Move Mountains Of Oppression; It Is Our Great Leap And Our Commitment To The Dead And The Unborn.