From The Depth Of Need And Despair,

There Are Vivid Memories From My Childhood-what We Had To Go Through Because Of Low Wages And The Conditions, Basically Because There Was No Union. I Suppose If I Wanted To Be Fair I Could Say That I'm Trying To Settle A Personal Score. I Could Dramatize It By Saying That I Want To Bring Social Justice To Farm Workers. But The Truth Is That I Went Through A Lot Of Hell, And A Lot Of People Did. If We Can Even The Score A Little For The Workers Then We Are Doing Something. Besides, I Don't Know Any Other Work I Like To Do Better Than This. I Really Don't.

When We Are Really Honest With Ourselves We Must Admit That Our Lives Are All That Really Belong To Us, So It Is How We Use Our Lives That Determines What Kind Of Men We Are. It Is My Deepest Belief That Only By Giving Life Do We Find Life, That The Truest Act Courage, The Strongest Act Of Manliness Is To Sacrifice Ourselves For Others In A Totally Non-violent Struggle For Justice. To Be A Man Is To Suffer For Others, God Help Us To Be Men.

We Need, In A Special Way, To Work Twice As Hard To Help People Understand That Animals Are Fellow Creatures, That We Must Protect Them And Love Them As We Love Ourselves...

There Is No Substitute For Hard Work, 23 Or 24 Hours A Day. And There Is No Substitute For Patience And Acceptance.

You Know, If People Are Not Pacifists, It's Not Their Fault. It's Because Society Puts Them In That Spot. You've Got To Change It. You Don't Just Change A Man - You've Got To Change His Environment As You Do It.