Every Day Of My Life I Walk

The Second Amendment Comes From The Right To Protect Themselves From Slave Revolts, And From Uprisings By Native Americans. A Revolt From People Who Were Stolen From Their Land Or Revolt From People Whose Land Was Stolen From, That's What The Genesis Of The Second Amendment Is.

In 1967, The Students At San Francisco State Invited The Poet Amiri Baraka To The Campus For A Semester. He Attracted Other Influential Black Writers Such As Sonia Sanchez, Ed Bullins, Eldridge Cleaver. What Emerged Was Something We Called The Community Communications Program. That's How I Got Involved; I Got Involved In A Little Play

Remember, We're Talking [in The Black Power Mixtape] About 1967, The Year Before [martin Luther] King's Assassination. We're Talking About The Emergence Of Black Power, Which Is A Discussion King Mentioned In His Last Book, Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos Or Community? We're Talking About The Meaning Of Black Power And The Possibility That It Alienated Our Supporters, Both White And Black.

Popular Literature And Culture Used To Reflect People's Aspirations, Pain, And Passion. All Those Particular Things Are No Longer Available To Us.

[the Strike In 1968] Brought Us Together With Teachers And Also With Progressive Whites. All Of Us Came From Diverse Backgrounds, But At The Same Time The Reasons Why We Were At San Francisco State In The Late Sixties Was Because Of The Agitation And Movement Building That Had Occurred Within Our Communities. We Saw Ourselves Not Separate From The Community But Intimately Connected To It.