Do I Remain A Revolutionary? Intellectually --

Beneatha: You Didn't Tell Us What Alaiyo Means... For All I Know, You Might Be Calling Me Little Idiot Or Something... ... Asagai: It Means... It Means One For Whom Bread--food--is Not Enough.

I Care. I Care About It All. It Takes Too Much Energy Not To Care.

...negroes Must Concern Themselves With Every Single Means Of Struggle: Legal, Illegal, Passive, Active, Violent And Non- Violent.... They Must Harass, Debate, Petition, Boycott, Sing Hymns, Pray On Steps--and Shoot From Their Windows When The Racists Come Cruising Through Their Communities.... The Acceptance Of Our Condition Is The Only Form Of Extremism Which Discredits Us Before Our Children [ellipses In Source].

What You Ain't Never Understood Is That I Ain't Got Nothing, Don't Own Nothing, Ain't Never Really Wanted Nothing That Wasn't For You. There Ain't Nothing As Precious To Me...there Ain't Nothing Worth Holding On To, Money, Dreams, Nothing Else--

Do I Remain A Revolutionary? Intellectually -- Without A Doubt. But Am I Prepared To Give My Body To The Struggle Or Even My Comforts? This Is What I Puzzle About.