Difference Is Of The Essence Of Humanity.

In Working Class Districts, You Had Several Families Living Together In The One House, And It Was Very Difficult To Get A House, Because The Politicians Who Controlled Housing Were Doing So In A Very Discriminatory Fashion.

I Never Thought In Terms Of Being A Leader. I Thought Very Simply In Terms Of Helping People.

In My Opinion, What Changed The Situation Eventually - And, Of Course, It Took A Lot Of Time To Change It, Things Like That Don't Change In A Week Or A Fortnight - Was The New Educational System.

These Are The Influences That Everybody Has. Some Individuals Might Stand Out Because Of One Thing Or Another, But Whether One's Perception As A Child Of What Was Important Or Not Is Accurate, I Don't Know.

The Civil Rights Movement In The United States Was About The Same Thing, About Equality Of Treatment For All Sections Of The People, And That Is Precisely What Our Movement Was About