I Had Met Far More Discrimination Because

Some Fine Men Are In Congress, Too Few, Trying To Do A Responsible Job. But They Are Surrounded And Almost Neutralized By A Greater Number Whose Instinct Is To Make A Deal Before They Make A Decision.

When I Die, I Want To Be Remembered As A Woman Who Lived In The Twentieth Century And Who Dared To Be A Catalyst Of Change. I Don't Want To Be Remembered As The First Black Woman Who Went To Congress. And I Don't Even Want To Be Remembered As The First Woman Who Happened To Be Black To Make A Bid For The Presidency I Want To Be Remembered As A Woman Who Fought For Change In The Twentieth Century. That's What I Want.

Rhetoric Never Won A Revolution Yet.

I Ran For The Presidency, Despite Hopeless Odds, To Demonstrate The Sheer Will And Refusal To Accept The Status Quo.

Racism Keeps People Who Are Being Managed From Finding Out The Truth Through Contact With Each Other.