The Most Heroic Word In All Languages

What Can Labor Do For Itself? The Answer Is Not Difficult. Labor Can Organize, It Can Unify; It Can Consolidate Its Forces. This Done, It Can Demand And Command.

The Prison, Above All Others, Should Be The Most Human Of Institutions.

Solidarity Is Not A Matter Of Sentiment But A Fact, Cold And Impassive As The Granite Foundations Of A Skyscraper. If The Basic Elements, Identity Of Interest, Clarity Of Vision, Honesty Of Intent, And Oneness Of Purpose, Or Any Of These Is Lacking, All Sentimental Pleas For Solidarity, And All Other Efforts To Achieve It Will Be Barren Of Results.

As Long As This Great Army Of Workers Is Scattered Among So Many Craft Unions, It Will Be Impossible For Them To Unite And Act In Harmony Together. Craft Unionism Is The Negation Of Solidarity. The More Unions You Have, The Less Unity.

Too Long Have The Workers Of The World Waited For Some Moses To Lead Them Out Of Bondage... I Would Not Lead You Out If I Could; For If You Could Be Led Out, You Could Be Led Back Again. I Would Have You Make Up Your Minds There Is Nothing That You Cannot Do For Yourselves.