Rhetoric Never Won A Revolution Yet.

That I Am A National Figure Because I Was The First Person In 192 Years To Be At Once A Congressman, Black, And A Woman Proves, I Would Think, That Our Society Is Not Yet Either Just Or Free.

That's What's Wrong With The Country. There Are Too Many 'good Soldiers' Accepting Too Many Bad Decisions.

As A Black Person I Am No Stranger To Prejudice. But The Truth Is That In The Political World I Have Been Far More Often Discriminated Against Because I Am A Woman Than Because I Am Black.

Women Must Become Revolutionary. This Cannot Be Evolution But Revolution.

The Constitution They Wrote Was Designed To Protect The Rights Of White, Male Citizens. As There Were No Black Founding Fathers, There Were No Founding Mothers - A Great Pity, On Both Counts. It Is Not Too Late To Complete The Work They Left Undone. Today, Here, We Should Start To Do So.