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I Think The American Dream Should Be About A Greater Progressive Legislation That Allows For What I Call A Necessary Future World Of Cooperational Humanism.

My Father Was A Master Carpenter And Builder. Architectural Design, Engineering Design, Mechanical Design, Three-dimensional Views, That Was My Shtick, My Forte.

The First Point Was We Wanted Power To Determine Our Own Destiny In Our Own Black Community. And What We Had Done Is, We Wanted To Write A Program That Was Straightforward To The People. We Didn't Want To Give A Long Dissertation.

I'd Have No Trouble Being The Barbecue Kingpin Of America. I'd Just Add It To All The Other Things I Am: Jazz Musician, Carpenter, Architect, Engineer And Revolutionary.

A People Who Have Suffered So Much For So Long At Hands Of A Racist Society Must Draw The Line Somewhere.... The Black Communities Of America Must Rise Up As One Man To Halt The Progression Of A Trend That Leads Inevitably To Their Total Destruction.