A Man Who Has A Language Consequently

For A Colonized People The Most Essential Value, Because The Most Concrete, Is First And Foremost The Land: The Land Which Will Bring Them Bread And, Above All, Dignity.

Capitalist Exploitation And Cartels And Monopolies Are The Enemies Of Underdeveloped Countries. On The Other Hand A Regime Which Is Completely Oriented Towards The People As A Whole And Based On The Principle That Man Is The Most Precious Of All Possessions, Will Allow Us To Go Forward More Quickly And More Harmoniously, And Thus Make Impossible That Caricature Of Society Where All Economic And Political Power Is Held In The Hands Of A Few Who Regard The Nation As A Whole With Scorn And Contempt.

When People Like Me, They Like Me "in Spite Of My Color." When They Dislike Me; They Point Out That It Isn't Because Of My Color. Either Way, I Am Locked In To The Infernal Circle.

Colinialism Hardly Ever Exploits The Whole Of A Country. It Contents Itself With Bringing To Light The Natrual Resources, Which It Extracts, And Exports To Meet The Needs Of The Mother Country's Industries, Thereby Allowing Certain Sectors Of The Colony To Become Relatively Rich. But The Rest Of The Colony Follows Its Path Of Under-development And Poverty, Or At All Events Sinks Into It More Deeply.

To Speak A Language Is To Take On A World, A Culture.