No Reality Transforms Itself.

The Greatest Humanistic And Historical Task Of The Oppressed: To Liberate Themselves.

[t]he More Radical The Person Is, The More Fully He Or She Enters Into Reality So That, Knowing It Better, He Or She Can Transform It. This Individual Is Not Afraid To Confront, To Listen, To See The World Unveiled. This Person Is Not Afraid To Meet The People Or To Enter Into A Dialogue With Them. This Person Does Not Consider Himself Or Herself The Proprietor Of History Or Of All People, Or The Liberator Of The Oppressed; But He Or She Does Commit Himself Or Herself, Within History, To Fight At Their Side.

Reading The Word And Learning How To Write The Word So One Can Later Read It Are Preceded By Learning How To Write The World, That Is Having The Experience Of Changing The World And Touching The World.

For Cultural Invasion To Succeed, It Is Essential That Those Invaded Become Convinced Of Their Intrinsic Inferiority.

It Is Not Suprising That The Banking Concept Of Education Regards Men As Adaptable, Manageable Beings.