If You Stop Struggling, Then You Stop

My Fear Was Not Of Death Itself, But A Death Without Meaning. I Wanted My Death To Be Something The People Could Relate To, A Basis For Further Mobilization Of The Community.

The Task Is To Transform Society; Only The People Can Do That - Not Heroes, Not Celebrities, Not Stars.

Existence Is Violent, I Exist, Therefore I'm Violent. . . In That Way.

Laws Should Be Made To Serve The People. People Should Not Be Made To Serve The Laws.

I Am Very Happy Here [on Cuba], But I Feel I Have Work To Do In The United States. It's Where I Can Identify With The Total World Struggle For Socialism. But I Think As A North American, As A Black North American, I Have Certain Understandings - Certain Contributions - To Make That Are Unique To The North Amerian Experience.