Black Power Is Giving Power To People

If You Stop Struggling, Then You Stop Life.

To Die For The Racists Is Lighter Than A Feather, But To Die For The People Is Heavier Than Any Mountain And Deeper Than Any Sea.

Just Before I Left [cuba], I Was About To Transfer To The University. I Had Decided I Had Had Enough Experience In Work In The Manual Areas. But Then I Got Word From The United States That I Could Return...that My Party Had Gathered Enough Information About The False Charges That Were Against Me For Me To Return To The United States.

I Worked In The Mechanical Factories Repairing Cement Trucks. The Cuban Government Wanted Me To Work In The University As A Teacher In Literature, But I Declined Because I Wanted A More Sense Of The Countryside.

During Those Long Years In Oakland Public Schools, I Did Not Have One Teacher Who Taught Me Anything Relevant To My Own Life Or Experience. Not One Instructor Ever Awoke In Me A Desire To Learn More Or To Question Or To Explore The Worlds Of Literature, Science, And History. All They Did Was Try To Rob Me Of The Sense Of My Own Uniqueness And Worth, And In The Process Nearly Killed My Urge To Inquire.