Experience Teaches Us Not To Assume That

In Order For The Oppressed To Unite They Must First Cut The Umbilical Cord Of Magic And Myth Which Binds Them To The World Of Oppression; The Unity Which Links Them To Each Other Must Be Of A Different Nature.

The Greatest Humanistic And Historical Task Of The Oppressed: To Liberate Themselves.

Dialogue Cannot Exist, However, In The Absence Of A Profound Love For The World And Its People.

The Oppressed Find In The Oppressors Their Model Of 'manhood.'

If It Is In Speaking Their Word That People, By Naming The World, Transform It, Dialogue Imposes Itself As The Way By Which They Achieve Significance As Human Beings.