I Think The American Dream Should Be

All I Did In Chicago Was To Exercise My Legal Right To Speak On My Own Behalf And I Was Given Four Years In Jail As A Result. But I Think The Most Serious Injustice Perpetrated By The Court System In America Is The Inability Of A Black Man To Get A Jury Of His Peers.

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.

To Develop Political And Economic Power In A Capitalist Society, You Need Capital.

We Don't Hate Nobody Because Of Their Color. We Hate Oppression!

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