I Don't Think That (u.s. President) George

When I Was Born, I Was Colored. I Soon Became A Negro. Not Long After That I Was Black. Most Recently I Was African-american. It Seems We're On A Roll Here. But I Am Still First And Foremost In Search Of Freedom.

I Don't Find Inspiration On Wall Street. I Don't Find That In Beverly Hills. I Don't Find That In Places Where Opportunity Resides Unbridled, And I Think The Real Creative Energy And The Real Juice Is In Where People Are Caught, In The Economic Abyss.

When I Go Across The Country, Whether It's Albuquerque, New Mexico, Whether It's Birmingham, Alabama Or Milwaukee, Wisconsin, There Are Always Forces At Play That I Choose To Relate To And Extract Inspiration From, And As Long As They Stay Committed To The Struggle Against Poverty, I Find A Role For Myself.

Poverty Continues To Exist. Its Appearance Seems To Be Relentless In Evidencing Itself Not Only To All The Things We Experience Here In America, But Certainly What We See Globally. And I Don't See Anywhere Any Philosophical Analysis That Suggests We Know How To Get Out Of This.

Terrorism Is In Many, Many Ways The Final Utterance Of Voices Unheard.