Our Language Is The Reflection Of Ourselves.

"the Life Of The Union Depends Upon More People Getting To Share The Limelight, Because With The Limelight Also Comes Responsibility And With The Responsibility Comes A Little Sharing Of The Load." "there Isn't Enough Money To Organize Poor People. There Never Is Enough Money To Organize Anyone. If You Put It On The Basis Of Money, You're Not Going To Succeed."

Only When We Have Become Nonviolent Towards All Life Will We Have Learned To Live Well With Others.

I Am An Organizer, Not A Union Leader. A Good Organizer Has To Work Hard And Long. There Are No Shortcuts. You Just Keep Talking To People, Working With Them, Sharing, Exchanging And They Come Along.

The Picket Line Is The Best Place To Train Organizers. One Day On The Picket Line Is Where A Man Makes His Commitment. The Longer On The Picket Line, The Stronger The Commitment. A Lot Of Workers Think They Make Their Commitment By Walking Off The Job When Nobody Sees Them. But You Get A Guy To Walk Off The Field When His Boss Is Watching And, In Front Of The Other Guys, Throw Down His Tools And March Right To The Picket Line, That Is The Guy Who Makes Our Strike. The Picket Line Is A Beautiful Thing Because It Makes A Man More Human.

Together, All Things Are Possible